AISC-1210H-151K-T

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Fixed inductors, or coils, are ubiquitous components in a variety of electrical and electronic circuits. The AISC-1210H-151K-T series of fixed inductors are multi-purpose components designed for use in a wide range of applications. The majority of these inductors are magnetically shielded, allowing them to operate without interference from other components.

The AISC-1210H-151K-T series inductors offer a wide range of inductance values, from 0.1 μH up to 34 mH. Their versatile range makes them well-suited for a variety of applications, such as power supplies, switching power supplies, power factor correction, DC/DC converters, LCD power supplies, and inverters. In addition, they have various mounting methods, including SMD (surface mount device) and through-hole. This makes them suitable for use in a range of devices and assemblies.

The AISC-1210H-151K-T series inductors are constructed from ferrite material, which gives them an excellent stability and temperature coefficient. They also offer excellent current and temperature ratings. Additionally, the inductors have a low DC resistance, allowing them to be used with a variety of circuits where efficient power dissipation is required. In addition, they have high frequency range, high inductance stability, and high frequency response.

This series of fixed inductors has a high inductance-to-volume ratio, allowing it to be used in applications where space is at a premium. It operates in a wide temperature range from -40 to +85°C, meaning it can be used in a variety of different conditions and environments. In addition, the series provides high reliability, as it is provided with a full range of protective devices and safety features.

The working principle of the AISC-1210H-151K-T series fixed inductors is fairly simple. The inductance is created when a current is applied to the inductor, resulting in a magnetic field forming around it. This magnetic field produces an opposing magnetic field which, in turn, stores energy in the inductor in the form of magnetic flux. When the source of the current is removed, this stored energy is dissipated as a low voltage.

The associated values, such as Q-factor, the amount of stored energy, and the self-resonant frequency, are determined by the values of several parameters such as inductor size, the material used, and the winding details. As such, the inductors can be tuned to produce a desired value of inductance, Q-factor, and self-resonant frequency. These parameters can be adjusted to provide excellent performance in specific applications.

Overall, the AISC-1210H-151K-T series fixed inductors are excellent components that are well-suited for a variety of applications and environments. Their high inductance-to-volume ratio and wide temperature range make them the ideal choice for applications where space is limited and reliability is essential. Additionally, their magnetic shielding and adjustable parameters allows them to be used in a variety of different applications and conditions.

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