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Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors are electronic components used in circuits to induce an electromotive force, or voltage, in a given winding of an inductor when current flows through it. The most common applications of fixed inductors are in the automotive, home appliance, consumer electronics, and telecommunications industries. They are a key component in any electronic system, and their key properties are resistance to current flow, the ability to store energy when current passes through them, and the ability to reduce noise levels. Fixed inductors come in various shapes and sizes depending on their intended application. They can be constructed out of various materials that include copper, steel, aluminum, and ceramic.

CIH02T6N8HNC Application Field and Working Principle

The CIH02T6N8HNC is one of the many fixed inductor designs available today. It is used primarily in automobile power supplies, and is generally used when power levels are around 12V. The CIH02T6N8HNC has an inductance of 6.8mH and a peak current of 1.3A with a low DC resistance of only 0.2mΩ. Its package dimensions are 6.2 x 6.2 x 4.5mm and its weight is only 4.2g.

Fixed inductors like the CIH02T6N8HNC are used primarily for transformer-based power supplies. This type of inductor is ideal for reducing noise and for helping smooth power delivery in applications such as charging circuits and power adapters. When AC power is fed through an inductor, the magnetic flux builds up inside the winding, stored as energy. When the current flow is reversed, this energy is released back out, helping to reduce spikes in voltage. By regulating the current that is fed through the inductor, the CIH02T6N8HNC is able to effectively reduce noise and ensure reliable power delivery.

Aside from the CIH02T6N8HNC, there are a variety of fixed inductors available that can be used in a range of applications. Depending on the desired voltage and current levels, inductors such as these are often used in applications that require high power, high frequency, or extreme temperatures.

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