CIH10T39NJNC

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Fixed Inductors are a type of electrical device used to create a controlled magnetic field. The CIH10T39NJNC series of fixed inductors are designed for use in applications such as power line filters, DC-DC converters, AC-DC converters, EMC filters, and mains filters. In this article, we will look at the CIH10T39NJNC application field and working principle.

The CIH10T39NJNC fixed inductors feature a wide inductance range from 0.01 microhenries (µH) to 3300 µH. This enables them to be used in a range of different applications, from motor drive circuits to EMI filters. They also feature a wide current handling range of up to 4 amperes (A). Additionally, their operating temperature range is -40°C to +125°C, making them suitable for working in harsh environments.

The CIH10T39NJNC inductors also have a higher heat dissipation coefficient due to their larger core volume. This permits them to operate with higher voltages and frequencies, as well as larger currents, enabling them to handle more complicated circuit applications.

The CIH10T39NJNC series of fixed inductors feature a unique structure, with an internal three dimensional ferrite core surrounded by a conductive bobbin chamber. This ensures a high level of quality, and enables it to be used in applications requiring high efficiency. The inductor also features two windings, which are connected together to form an inductor.

The operation of the CIH10T39NJNC fixed inductor is based on Faraday\'s Law of Induction. When a current is passed through the two windings, a magnetic field is created. This field then induces a voltage in the windings, which in turn creates a current in the windings. This current in the windings is known as the back EMF, which opposes the applied current, creating a characteristic voltage-current relationship.

The primary use of the CIH10T39NJNC series of fixed inductors is in power line filters, DC-DC converters, AC-DC converters, EMI filters, and mains filters. In power line filters, the current is passed through the line-to-neutral line, and the inductor acts as a filter, reducing the high-frequency noise components in the current. In DC-DC converters, the inductor acts as an energy storage device, allowing for efficient power conversion from one voltage range to another. In AC-DC converters, it acts as both an inductor and a filter, reducing the AC ripple noise. In mains filters, it filters out the high-frequency noise generated in the mains. The CIH10T39NJNC can also be used in EMI filters to reduce electromagnetic interference from the surrounding environment.

In conclusion, the CIH10T39NJNC fixed inductors are a reliable, reliable electrical device which can be used in a range of different applications. They feature a wide range of inductance values and current handling capabilities, as well as a higher heat dissipation coefficient, making them suitable for working in harsh environments. Additionally, their unique structure allows them to be used in applications requiring high efficiency and superior performance.

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