DFE201610E-R24M=P2

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Fixed inductors are important components in circuit design. They have various applications, including coupling capacitors, filter elements, and power conversion circuits. The DFE201610E-R24M=P2 is a type of fixed inductor and is widely used in various fields.

The DFE201610E-R24M=P2 is a surface-mounted inductor package. It has a relatively small size and low profile, making it ideal for use in space-constrained circuits and portable electronic devices. It is highly reliable and has a rated power of 2.73W, and features high retention and low losses at high frequencies. The DFE201610E-R24M=P2 is a through-hole design and is available in the following sizes: 5050, 2016, 2520, 4025, 8016, 10020, 15025, and 20025.

The major application fields of the DFE201610E-R24M=P2 include power converters, power supplies, battery chargers, DC-DC converters, motor controllers, signal filters, and resonators. As an inductor, it helps to control the flow of electricity in the circuit. In power converters, the DFE201610E-R24M=P2 helps to reduce ripple and unwanted noise. In battery chargers, it assists in the maintenance of the required charging current. In signal filters and resonators, it is responsible for filtering out unwanted frequencies.

The working principle of the DFE201610E-R24M=P2 is based on Faraday’s Law of Induction. When a conductor is exposed to a changing magnetic field, an induced electromotive force is set up in the conductor. This electromotive force, also called a back electromotive force, opposes the current in the conductor. The back electromotive force rises exponentially with frequency and is used to regulate or limit the current in the circuit.

In the DFE201610E-R24M=P2, the inductor is packaged in a case made from high-grade materials. It includes an internal winding of fine wire, such as copper or aluminum. The winding is arranged into multiple layers and is connected to the core material, such as ferrite or powdered iron. The winding and core material are then covered with a layer of insulation material, such as silicone. The internal connection leads are then soldered to the package’s lead frames.

When current passes through the winding, it creates a magnetic field that interacts with the core material. The magnetic field generated by the current creates a reactive field within the core material that opposes the flow of current. The effect of the reactive field is to reduce the current in the circuit. This reduces the ripple and unwanted noise in the circuit. The inductance of the inductor, measured in henries (H), determines the extent to which the current is reduced.

The DFE201610E-R24M=P2 is an ideal choice for use in various applications where space is limited and noise needs to be reduced. Its small size, low profile, and high performance make it ideal for use in a wide range of applications. From power converters to resonators, the DFE201610E-R24M=P2 has proved to be a reliable and efficient fixed inductor.

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