AIUR-09-271K

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Fixed inductors, also known as fixed coils, are components used to create an electromagnetic field in a circuit. They are typically made up of three parts: the coil itself, the core, and the terminals. The primary purpose of an inductor is to store energy in an electromagnetic form, and to act as a filter for low and high frequencies. An AIUR-09-271K inductor is an example of a type of fixed coil used in a variety of applications. In this article we will discuss the application field and working principle of the AIUR-09-271K inductor.

The AIUR-09-271K inductor is a wound, axial-lead, rectangular-shaped coil that is commonly used in switching power supplies and DC-DC converters. It is a component of choice for use in applications that require a high degree of current capability and high efficiency. The inductor is composed of a high temperature, high grade copper wire, a thermoset bobbin, and the AA-1109 temp-standard adhesive. This makes the inductor suitable for operation in high temperatures of up to 155°C.

The AIUR-09-271K inductor is a low profile, compact component with a maximum size of 9.5x5.8x16.3mm. It also has a low equivalent series resistance (ESR), high saturation current, and is self-extinguishing in extreme conditions. These characteristics make the AIUR-09-271K an ideal choice for use in high-power applications such as power supply circuits, motor control circuits, and other automotive applications.

The working principle of the AIUR-09-271K inductor is based on the fact that when electric current passes through a coil, an electromagnetic field is created. This field will oppose any changes in the current passing through the coil. This process is known as inductance. Therefore, the AIUR-09-271K inductor will maintain a steady current and voltage when the circuit is subject to varying external conditions.

The AIUR-09-271K inductor is also extremely reliable and has a long life expectancy. It is designed to operate in temperatures of up to 155°C and is vibration and shock resistant. Additionally, it has an industry-standard electromagnetic shield and can be easily installed in different types of circuits.

In summary, the AIUR-09-271K inductor is a highly reliable and efficient component that is commonly used in switching power supplies and DC-DC converters. It is composed of a high-temperature, high-grade copper wire, a thermoset bobbin, and the AA-1109 temp-standard adhesive, and is designed to operate in temperatures of up to 155°C. The working principle of the inductor is based on the fact that when electric current passes through a coil, an electromagnetic field is created which will oppose any changes in the current passing through the coil, known as inductance. The AIUR-09-271K is a low profile, compact component that is vibration and shock resistant, has a low equivalent series resistance, and is self-extinguishing in extreme conditions.

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