CDRH10D48/ANP-180MC

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Fixed inductors are electronic components used in the fields of telecommunications, isolation amplifiers, and switched-mode power supplies. They are mainly used to store energy and release it suddenly in order to create inductive effects.The CDRH10D48/ANP-180MC is a type of fixed inductor, designed for applications where high-flux density is required.

The CDRH10D48/ANP-180MC is typically used in high frequency, high power applications such as power line noise suppression. It provides a high linearity, meaning the inductance value remains constant over a wide range of temperatures and currents. This makes it well-suited for precision applications such as buck converting.

The CDRH10D48/ANP-180MC is a 10 µH inductor, with an Inductance Tolerance of ±5%. It can withstand continuous operating temperatures up to +85°C and has an Avalanche of 2.8 mA. It has a rated current of 180 mA and a DC resistance of 0.14 Ohm. The CDRH10D48/ANP-180MC is also provided with an additional heat sink that allows it to operate at higher temperatures without experiencing any negative effects.

The working principle of the CDRH10D48/ANP-180MC is based on the generation of an alternating magnetic field. When an alternating current flows through the winding of the inductor, this generates a magnetic field. This magnetic field induces an electromotive force (EMF) in the winding of the inductor, which opposes the current flow in the winding by absorbing energy from it. This helps it store energy, and then release it suddenly when needed.

The CDRH10D48/ANP-180MC is used in applications that require high-flux density, such as motor control applications. It is also used in switch-mode power supplies and in communications equipment. Its high linearity and relatively low resistance makes it ideal for these applications, allowing for precise current control with minimal power loss.

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