AIUR-05-220K

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Fixed inductors, also known as inductors, are passive electrical components whose main function is to store electric energy within a magnetic field. They are used in many different types of applications, including power supplies, signal filters, oscillators, and inductive heating. The AIUR-05-220K fixed inductor is a low-profile, high-current radial inductor that features a multilayer ceramic core and a wide variety of terminals to choose from. In this article, we will explore the application field and working principle of AIUR-05-220K fixed inductors.

Application Field

The AIUR-05-220K fixed inductor is designed for use in power supply circuits and other applications where extremely low profile and high current handling is required. Its multilayer ceramic core and thick-film windings make it ideal for high voltage and current applications, while its compact size makes it perfect for applications with limited space. The AIUR-05-220K fixed inductor is suitable for operating at high frequencies, and its tight tolerances ensure accuracy and repeatability.

The AIUR-05-220K fixed inductor can be used in many different applications, including power supply circuits, signal filters, oscillators, and inductive heating. It is especially well-suited for incorporation into multi-layer ceramic printed circuit boards, due to its low-profile design. The AIUR-05-220K fixed inductor is also ideal for use in commercial, industrial, and military applications.

Working Principle

The basic working principle of a fixed inductor is that when a voltage is applied across the device, a magnetic field is created by the circulating current inside the core. This magnetic field stores energy, which is released when the current stops flowing. The amount of energy stored is proportional to the inductance of the device, which is in turn determined by the number of turns in the coil and its cross-sectional area.

The AIUR-05-220K fixed inductor utilizes a multilayer ceramic core that increases its inductance with minimal size increase. Its thick-film windings also help to achieve higher current handling and improved heat dissipation. Additionally, the AIUR-05-220K fixed inductor has a low-profile design, making it ideal for incorporation into multi-layer ceramic printed circuit boards.

In operation, the AIUR-05-220K fixed inductor is designed to limit the sudden surge of current, effectively serving as a “buffer” between the power source and the load. This helps to protect the load from damage due to sudden high current or voltage changes. Additionally, the inductor’s wide range of terminals and lead styles make it flexible for any application.

Conclusion

The AIUR-05-220K fixed inductor is a low-profile, high-current radial inductor that features a multilayer ceramic core and a wide variety of terminals and lead styles. It is perfect for use in power supply circuits, signal filters, oscillators, and inductive heating. Additionally, its tight tolerances ensure accuracy and repeatability, and its low-profile design makes it ideal for incorporation into multi-layer ceramic printed circuit boards. Overall, the AIUR-05-220K fixed inductor offers excellent performance in applications requiring high voltage and current handling.

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