AX97-10680

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Fixed inductors are electronic components used to store energy in an electrical circuit by creating a magnetic field. They are commonly referred to as "chokes" and are used as filters to reduce high-frequency noise in power supplies and for making connections between circuits. The design and construction of fixed inductors vary, depending on their application and purpose. The AX97-10680 fixed inductor is a medium-power inductor specifically designed for cellular phone applications.

The AX97-10680 has a current rating of 1.6A (max. at 20°C) and a DC resistance of 0.082Ω. It has an inductance of 8.4µH and a saturation current of 3.1A. This is an important aspect of the inductor, as it determines the amount of current the inductor can handle before it begins to saturate and cause current loss. The maximum energy that can be stored in the inductor is also limited by its inductance. The maximum power lost in the inductor is given by the product of its DC resistance and the square of the current.

The AX97-10680 can be used for applications such as DC-DC converters, power supplies, and cellular phones. Its ability to filter high-frequency noise makes it ideal for reducing interference in digital circuits. The inductor\'s low DC resistance and high current rating make it well suited for applications requiring high-power inductors. Additionally, its saturation current is higher than most other fixed inductors, which makes it an ideal choice for circuits operating at high currents.

The working principle of the AX97-10680 fixed inductor is based on Faraday\'s law of induction. When a varying current flows through an inductor, a varying magnetic field is created. This magnetic field induces a counter-emf which opposes the change in current. The magnitude of the counter-emf is proportional to the rate of change

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