AIAP-01-222K-T

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Fixed inductors, such as the AIAP-01-222K-T, are components used in electronic circuits to store energy in a magnetic field. They can also be used to prevent the transfer of signals between adjacent circuits. Fixed inductors are typically cylindrical or flat wound coils of copper wire and are permanently wound onto a ferrite core or a bobbin.

The AIAP-01-222K-T is a fixed inductor that is widely used in applications such as DC-DC and AC-DC converters, switching power supplies, high frequency switching circuits, and for noise reduction. This type of fixed inductor offers an inductance of 0.22mH while its maximum current rating is 2.2A. It also has a low profile which makes it very easy to install.

In terms of its construction, the AIAP-01-222K-T is an air core inductor that is composed of a small ferrite core and two copper rustle bars wound around it. These components are connected to an external terminal which is linked to the other external terminal, completing the circuitry. In addition, the inductor is enclosed in a plastic case to protect it from moisture, dust, and other environmental hazards.

The working principle of the AIAP-01-222K-T is based on Faraday\'s law of induction. According to this law, when a current is passed through the copper windings of the inductor, a magnetic field is generated. This magnetic field then induces a voltage across the other external terminal, which is then utilized to do certain tasks such as lighting a bulb, powering an electronic device, or even controlling a motor.

In conclusion, the AIAP-01-222K-T is a fixed inductor that is widely used for various applications. With its low profile and high current rating, it is highly suitable for a range of DC-DC and AC-DC converters, switching power supplies, and noise reduction tasks. The inductor works on the principle of Faraday\'s law of induction, which is based on the creation of a magnetic field when a current is passed through the component.

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