ASMPM-0806-1R0M-T

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Fixed Inductors

An inductor is a two-terminal electrical component used to store energy in the form of a magnetic field. It is typically used to regulate current flow by providing an inductive impedance to alternating currents, thus limiting the flow of current in a circuit. The ASMPM-0806-1R0M-T is an example of a fixed inductor that is used in many applications because of its ability to carry large currents with minimal energy loss.

The ASMPM-0806-1R0M-T is constructed from high permeability ferrite core, an iron oxide material, which is often combined with an aluminum or copper windings. As a result, the inductor can act as an electronic filter, blocking a wide range of frequencies while allowing others to pass through. This filtering mechanism is used in a wide variety of applications from low or high frequency electronic circuits to audio or video signal processing.

The ASMPM-0806-1R0M-T is a high current inductor which can handle peak currents of up to 2A with low power losses due to its optimized winding construction and operating temperature range from -40°C to 125°C. It also has a high effective magnetic shielding which makes it ideal for EMI/RFI suppression applications. Due to its compact size, the inductor can be used in small electronic devices such as smartphones, laptops and tablets.

Fixed inductors like the ASMPM-0806-1R0M-T are often used in power conversion applications such as AC-DC power supplies, LED drivers, power filters, and high-power DC-DC converters. The inductor acts as an energy storage element that stores energy in a magnetic field, while the windings act as an electric filter, blocking any undesired frequencies and allowing only desired frequencies to pass through. In this way, the inductor helps to minimize losses and maintain current stability in the circuit.

The working principle of fixed inductors like the ASMPM-0806-1R0M-T involves the storage of electrical energy in the form of a magnetic field. When an alternating current (AC) is applied to the inductor, a voltage is generated across its terminals that opposes the change of the current. This opposing voltage, known as inductance, is proportional to the inductor\'s flux linkage (the ratio between the number of turns and the coil area). The inductance will vary depending on the amount of current flowing through the inductor and the frequency of the current.

The ASMPM-0806-1R0M-T is a high-current inductor with a wide range of applications, due to its efficient construction and the ability to handle high currents with minimal power loss. It is commonly used in power conversion, LED drivers, and power filters, and is also suitable for EMI/RFI suppression applications.

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