CDPH28D11FNP-2R2MC Inductors, Coils, Chokes

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Fixed Inductors, or more often referred to as chokes, are electronic components that are used to limit the amount of current flowing through a circuit. They are among the most common types of inductive components, and have a number of different applications for a variety of technologies. One of the most commonly used types of inductors is the CDPH28D11FNP-2R2MC. In this article, we will look at the application field and working principle of this type of inductor.

CDPH28D11FNP-2R2MC Application Field

The application field of this type of choke is vast. It can be used to reduce noise in any type of electrical circuit, from home and automotive electronics applications to industrial products such as switching power supplies and SMPSs. It is particularly suited for high-current applications, such as servers and other IT equipment, as well as high-voltage applications. Additionally, due to their high energy storage capacity, they can be used to improve the efficiency of charge pumps and other switching power supplies.

CDPH28D11FNP-2R2MC Working Principle

The CDPH28D11FNP-2R2MC inductor works on the principle of magnetism. When current is applied to the coil windings it causes a small magnetic field around the core of the inductor. This magnetic field opposes the current and resists its flow, thus limiting the amount of current that can pass through the inductor. The higher the inductance of the coil, the greater the resistance to the current.

The CDPH28D11FNP-2R2MC choke has a wide application field and its working principle is based on magnetic induction. It is a high energy inductor and is ideal for applications where high current and/or high voltages are involved. It is used in a range of different applications from automotive electronics, home appliances, switching power supplies and servers components to a number of other technologies.

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