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Fixed Inductors

A fixed inductor is an electronic component used to store energy in a magnetic field created by an electric current. Commonly used in power supply applications, fixed inductors come in different types and sizes to accommodate a number of design criteria and requirements. One such type is the CI160808-R22J.

CI160808-R22J Application Field

In comparison to other fixed inductor types, the CI160808-R22J is a relatively small component, thus making it a great choice for designs where space is limited. It is also well-suited for low-current high-frequency applications such as clock tuning, signal smoothing, voltage regulation and signal transduction.

The CI160808-R22J is available in various configurations, with a standard inductance range from 1.2μH to 22μH. These components are RoHS compliant and offer an inductance tolerance of 20%. Additional features include: a dielectric strength of 3KV, a saturation current of 38A, and a temperature range of -40°C to +125°C.

C160808-R22J Working Principle

Inductors, such as the CI160808-R22J, rely on Faraday\'s Law to generate and store an electromagnetic field. When current passes through the inductor\'s windings, a magnetic field is generated around it according to the following equation: F = L × I, where F = inductance, L = inductance, and I = current.

When the inductors increase in size, the magnetic field expands as well. This strengthens the magnetic field generated by the inductor, allowing it to store more energy, which can be released when needed. This is known as "Inductive Reactance" and is measured in Ohms.

Inductors can be used for both AC and DC circuits. In AC circuits, inductors block the current flow due to their magnetic field, thereby preventing the full power of the original current source from reaching downstream devices. In DC circuits, inductors have the opposite effect, allowing current flow to downstream devices while still delivering a reduced voltage level.

Inductors can also be used in both series and parallel circuits. In series inductors (often referred to as "chokes"), the inductors are connected in a series, which increases the inductance and reduces current flow. In parallel circuits (also known as "baluns"), multiple inductors are connected in parallel, which actually increases current flow while reducing impedance.

Conclusion

The CI160808-R22J is a type of fixed inductor designed to occupy very little space, while still providing excellent performance. Its features make it suitable for a wide range of applications in both AC and DC circuits. Furthermore, its small size makes it ideal for low-power high-frequency applications. Its ability to store energy in an electromagnetic field generated by an electric current makes it a desirable choice for many different applications.

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