AX97-30680

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Fixed inductors are components that store electrical energy in the form of magnetic fields. The AX97-30680 is an example of such a fixed inductor. It is often used in power electronic applications such as switching power supplies, LED drivers, and motor control purposes.

The AX97-30680 consists of a rectangular ferrite core around which is a conductor or coil of wire. The two ends of the wire are connected to the other components in the circuit. When current flows through the coil, this produces a magnetic field around the core. As the current changes over time, the magnetic field changes likewise. As a result, an alternating current or AC is created at the two ends of the coil.

The primary advantage of the AX97-30680 is its high current carrying capacity relative to size. It has inductance of 70 µH, current rating at 90°C of 48 A and resistance of 0.009 Ω. It is also highly reliable, with an operating temperature range of up to 125°C. This allows it to be used in high temperature applications, such as welding machines. Furthermore, the inductor is peak-reflow solder compatible allowing for easier circuit board assembly.

The AX97-30680 also features excellent shielding due its low magnetic leakage and the ability to switch quickly and accurately, making it ideal for motor control applications. The peak-reflow solder compatible design allows for faster assembly and reduces the risk of component damage due to incorrect installation.

The AX97-30680 is a versatile fixed inductor that can be used in a wide range of applications. It is suitable for use in power electronic applications such as switching power supplies, LED drivers, and motor control. Additionally, the component features excellent shielding and a high current carrying capacity relative to size, making it one of the most popular fixed inductors used in the electronics field. Furthermore, its peak-reflow solder compatible design allows for faster assembly and less chance of component damage due to incorrect installation.

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