CDEP85NP-2R2MC-88

Fixed Inductors

A fixed inductor, also known as an inductor or a choker, is an electrical component designed to store and transfer electrical energy. It has two primary characteristics: inductance and inductive reactance. The inductance describes how much an inductor stores energy while the inductive reactance is a measure of how much resistive energy the inductor can provide. An inductor is defined as a device capable of converting an electrical current into a magnetic field. It does this by providing a resistance to the current, typically in the form of a coil.

The CDEP85NP-2R2MC-88 is a type of fixed inductor designed for use in a wide range of applications. This inductor has an inductance value of 85nH and a DC resistance of 2.2Ω. It is designed to provide reliable inductor performance in high current applications, making it a suitable component for switching power supplies, DC-DC converters, and other types of high current circuits. This type of fixed inductor is also designed to operate over a wide frequency range, providing power in applications where high frequency performance is needed.

The working principle of the CDEP85NP-2R2MC-88 is straightforward. A current is applied to a closed loop of wire in a coil form. This induces a voltage across the wire due to the inductance of the coil. The induced voltage in turn can create a magnetic field around the coil, which can then be used for a variety of applications, such as for electromechanical conversion or for generating a magnetic flux.

The CDEP85NP-2R2MC-88 fixed inductor is a useful electrical component for a wide range of applications. Its high current capability and wide frequency operation make it an ideal choice for projects that require reliable inductor performance. Its simple working principle also makes it easy to understand and implement in any circuit.