AIML-0603-2R2K-T Inductors, Coils, Chokes

Fixed Inductors

The AIML-0603-2R2K-T is a fixed inductor, commonly used in electronic circuits and devices to generate an electrical current through inductance. Fixed inductors are one type of passive component that use inductance to store energy in their magnetic fields. They are primarily used in alternating current (AC) applications, where the inductors help separate signal frequency components.

Fixed inductors are typically designed to resist current changes as well as resist heat and corrosion. Small fixed inductors may be able to fit into small circuit board components or packages, while larger ones may take up several inches of board space. Inductors may also be used in various types of amplifiers, microwave circuits, computer power supply units, and cell phone antenna systems.

AIML-0603-2R2K-T

The AIML-0603-2R2K-T fixed inductor is a small, 0603 sized inductor that has a rated inductance of 2.2nH. This inductor is perfect for many different types of applications, including power management, audio systems, and low-noise circuits. The inductor has a high-Q value of 15 and is rated to work in temperatures up to +125°C. This makes it perfect for applications with high operating temperatures, such as in engine compartment applications.

The AIML-0603-2R2K-T fixed inductor is constructed with an insulation layer on top of a ferrite core, and then another layer of insulation on the outside. This prevents the inductor from short-circuiting or generating too much heat. The output of this inductor is smooth and consistent voltage, and it can handle up to 15A of current. In addition, it has a large resistance to vibrations and shock, making it perfect for applications where reliability is important.

The AIML-0603-2R2K-T fixed inductor is an ideal choice for applications where space is at a premium, as it is only 0.06 inches thick and 0.3 inches in width. It is also a very low cost inductor, making it a great choice for applications where cost is a factor. The inductor performs very well at high frequencies, making it ideal for filter circuits, high-frequency switching regulators, tuned amplifiers, and other high-frequency circuits.

Working Principle

Fixed inductors work by using the principle of electromagnetic induction. When a current passes through the inductor\'s coil, a magnetic field is created. This magnetic field interacts with electrons and causes them to move in a circular pattern. As the electrons move, they create a small current, which can be used in various applications.

When the current through the inductor is constant, it acts like a resistor and the output voltage of the inductor will remain constant. This type of circuit is known as a constant current source or current sink. This type of inductor is often used in power circuits, where the power needs to be regulated or the current needs to be kept within certain limits.

When the current through the inductor is constantly changing, it acts more like an inductor and the output voltage will vary depending on the rate at which the current is changing. This type of device is called an inductor and is often used in filters, oscillators, amplifiers, and other types of circuits.