CIGT201610LM2R2MNE

CIGT201610LM2R2MNE is a type of fixed inductor. Fixed inductors are typically used in electronic circuits to store electrical energy in the form of a magnetic field. The CIGT201610LM2R2MNE is an excellent example of a fixed inductor, as it is designed for a variety of applications.

In general, fixed inductors are used in a wide range of electronic applications, from audio filters in receivers to power supplies and storage devices. They are used to provide a measure of electrical energy that is proportional to the current through the inductor. This type of inductor is also used to suppress noise and to provide voltage and current regulation. In addition, fixed inductors can be used for signal filtering, impedance matching, switching, and protection.

A fixed inductor works by storing energy in a magnetic field. When a current is applied to the inductor, a magnetic field is formed. The magnetic field in turn creates an electric field, which induces a voltage in the inductor. The voltage created is proportional to the rate of the change in current, which is known as the inductance of the inductor. The inductance, in turn, is related to the size and number of turns on the inductor.

The CIGT201610LM2R2MNE is a rated surface-mount, current-mode fixed inductor. It is rated at 4.7μH and provides current up to 1.2A. The surface mount design of this product makes it suitable for use in through-hole technology applications. It has a high inductance-to-body size ratio, offering excellent efficiency in a small size. Furthermore, it can be used in a variety of operating frequency ranges, from the limited audio frequency range up to 500kHz.

Overall, the CIGT201610LM2R2MNE is an excellent example of a fixed inductor. Its ability to store electrical energy in the form of a magnetic field makes it ideal for use in audio filtering, power supplies, storage devices, and other applications where current regulation is desired. Its compact size and high inductance-to-body size ratio also make it a great choice for through-hole technology applications.