8532-13H

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Fixed inductors, also known as chokes, coils, and reactors, are passive electrical components used to store energy as a magnetic field in an electric circuit when a current flows through them. The 8532-13H is a type of fixed inductor, specifically a high-Q, miniaturized, wire-wound, rectangular core vertical inductor with a self-shielded construction. It is designed to support applications with high frequency power bus supplies, power bus system voltage systems, and power bus capacitors.

The 8532-13H fixed inductor is capable of handling up to 7 A with an inductance of up to 1mH and is offered in various sizes and configurations from 5 to 10mm in height. It uses a self-shielded construction, which allows it to reduce current leakage. The core of the 8532-13H features a dielectric coating which reduces eddy-current losses and eliminates the need for additional external shielding.

The working principle of the 8532-13H fixed inductor is based on the fundamental law of electromagnetic induction. When a current flows through the inductor, the magnetic field generated by the current produces a force on the loop of wire wound around the core, which then results in an inductance. The inductance of the inductor is proportional to the number of turns on the coil of the loop and the amount of current. When two loops of wire are wound in opposite directions, the inductance is cancelled out and the inductance of the coil is reduced.

The 8532-13H fixed inductor is used in a variety of applications such as power factor correction, voltage regulation, EMI suppression, and sensor protection. It is particularly ideal for applications which require high current handling capability, but require a smaller form factor than traditional inductors. It is often used in power supplies, DC-DC converters, and other electronic equipment.

The 8532-13H fixed inductor is an ideal choice for applications where a high-Q inductor with good current handling capability is needed. Its self-shielded construction reduces current leakage and helps reduce eddy-current losses. It is available in various sizes and configurations which make it suitable for a variety of applications.

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