9130-82

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Fixed inductors are components made of a length of wire wrapped around a core assembly, designed to create the electromagnetic induction of a current. These inductors are used in a variety of applications, including power supplies, filtering, and matching of components for efficient operation. The 9130-82 is a type of fixed inductor that is commonly used in industrial and consumer applications.

The 9130-82 is characterized as a shielded power inductor with an inner capacitor-like core for additional performance and stability. Its design incorporates two windings separated in space, which helps to reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI). It also has a rated inductance of 1.2 microhenries, making it suitable for various types of filtering and impedance matching. The typical current rating of the 9130-82 is 5.5 A, and its saturation current is 6.5 A. The 9130-82 also has a very good self-resonance frequency of 800-2,400 MHz.

The 9130-82 is designed to support engineers in the development of various power supplies and other applications. By providing a known frequency, this inductor is able to work with other components in a power supply in order to achieve efficient operation and reliable performance. It can also be used in other applications, such as signal processing, filtering, and impedance matching. In addition to its low cost and high performance, the 9130-82 is also a highly reliable component, due to its ability to resist EMI.

The 9130-82 is constructed using a high-grade substrate material, which ensures reliability and makes it suitable for use in high-stress applications. This inductor also has an improved self-resonance frequency, which helps to reduce the noise generated in applications that require highly reliable performance. It also has a very low DC resistance, allowing it to work at high frequencies with minimal energy losses.

The working principle of the 9130-82 is based on the concept of electromagnetic induction. When an electrical current passes through a wire wrapped around a core, an electromagnetic force is created which induces a current in a secondary coil. This induced current is known as the self-inductance effect. The 9130-82 utilizes this effect to filter and match the components in a power supply, helping to ensure that the power drawn is efficiently used.

The 9130-82 is one of the most popular fixed inductors used in industrial and consumer applications. Its ability to reduce electromagnetic interference, its reliable performance, and its low cost make it an ideal choice for a wide range of power supply designs. In addition, its high-grade construction and improved self-resonance frequency ensure it remains reliable in high-stress applications. Combining these features with the working principle of electromagnetic induction, the 9130-82 is is often used by engineers to efficiently and reliably power their designs.

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