FIT68-2-B

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Fixed inductors are primarily used in electronics circuits to provide a continuous, uninterrupted path for electric current. They can also be used to filter, shape, and store electrical energy, depending on how they are arranged in the circuit. The FIT68-2-B is an example of a fixed inductor. In this article, we\'ll explore its applications field and working principle.

Applications Field

The FIT68-2-B is suitable for use in DC/DC Converters, High Voltage Inverters, Power Supplies, Buck/Boost Converters, and other electronic applications. Its specific uses include inrush current suppression, line noise attenuation, k-factor improvement, DC-Bus regulation and voltage/current/impedance control.

The FIT68-2-B has been verified through rigorous testing to ensure excellent performance even under extreme conditions. It is constructed with a patented, ferrite-cored construction that provides low losses and high power efficiency. The FIT68-2-B can handle up to 100 MHz clock rates and can withstand temperatures from -40°C to +125°C.

The FIT68-2-B is available in a variety of packages, including horizontal, vertical, and through-hole configurations. It also comes in three case sizes (S, M, and L) to meet specific requirements. Thanks to its versatile design, the FIT68-2-B can be tailored for a wide range of applications.

Working Principle

A fixed inductor stores energy in the form of a magnetic field. As an electrical current passes through the inductor, a magnetic field is created. This magnetic field induces a voltage in the coil that opposes the incoming current. By doing so, it "limits" the current that can pass through it. This is the basic principle of operation.

The FIT68-2-B has a ferrite core that is capable of producing very high power densities, allowing it to store more energy in the same space. This makes it ideal for applications in high-density power supplies and inverters.

The FIT68-2-B also uses an insulated ring construction that provides improved stability and higher saturation levels. This helps to reduce the risk of over-voltage and increases the efficiency of the inductor. Additionally, the insulated ring helps to reduce electromagnetic interference and increase radiation protection.

Conclusion

The FIT68-2-B fixed inductor is a versatile, reliable, and efficient component that is suitable for a wide range of applications. Its ferrite core and insulated ring construction allow it to handle high temperatures and power densities, while its different configurations make it suitable for any design. By understanding its applications field and working principle, designers can make an informed decision about the best component for their needs.

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