CDEP134-1R2MC-H

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Fixed inductors are widely used in electronic circuits of all shapes and sizes. As the name suggests, they provide inductance, which is a measure of the resistance of an electric current against being changed. A fixed inductor is a device that stores energy in the form of magnetic fields. It is made up of a core of metal or ferrite, a wire wrapped around the core, and a wire lead connected to each end of the winding. The wire wrap produces an electric field around the core, which increases the inductance.

CDEP134-1R2MC-H is one particular type of fixed inductor. It belongs to the Toroidal molded inductors product series offered by Ohmite. The rating power of CDEP134-1R2MC-H is 140mW and its copper wire has a diameter of 0.16mm. The inductance of the device is 1.2mH and the DC resistance is 0.015ohms. The inductor is insulation-coated and has a rated temperature range of 65⁰C to +125⁰C.

The CDEP134-1R2MC-H can be used in a variety of electronic applications, ranging from local oscillators, pulse transformers to power line filters. The inductor is also suitable for use in printed circuit boards, as it features optimal vertical mounting with and without frames. The inductor can also be used in high-impedance voltage-controlled devices, such as batteries, flashers and converters.

To achieve its intended function of providing inductance in electronic circuits, the basic working principle of the CDEP134-1R2MC-H is based on Faraday’s law of induction. It states that when a varying current is applied to a conductor, a voltage will be induced in the conductor. The magnitude of the induced voltage depends on the rate of change of the current, the number of turns in the conductor, and the flux through the conductor. When current flows through the wire of the CDEP134-1R2MC-H, the induced voltage creates a line of magnetic force around the wire, which in turn creates an opposing current in the wire, thus providing inductance.

In addition to providing inductance, the CDEP134-1R2MC-H can also be used for the purpose of providing transformer and impedance matching. The device is designed such that it can be used in series or parallel with other circuitry. When the inductor is used in transformer circuits, the magnetism created by the current induces a voltage in the secondary winding. This can then be used to provide power to other components.

The CDEP134-1R2MC-H is a reliable and well-suited device for applications which require a consistent and powerful inductance. Its rated power of 140mW makes it suitable for a range of current-handling requirements. In addition, its small size, optimum insulation-coating, and mounting capabilities make it suitable for use in a variety of printed circuit boards.

Overall, the CDEP134-1R2MC-H is a fixed inductor which can be effectively used in a variety of electronic circuits. Its Faraday-based working principle enables it to provide high-quality inductance for applications ranging from local oscillators to power line filters. Its insulated coating provides protection against environmental effects, and its small size ensures it can be used in tight spaces. Its consistent, powerful and reliable performance makes it an ideal device for many applications.

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