HCM1A1305-8R2-R Inductors, Coils, Chokes

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Fixed Inductors are an important component for many electrical and electronics systems. They are used to increase current, decouple between different parts of a circuit, or for pulse chokes. The HCM1A1305-8R2-R Inductor is an example of a typical fixed inductor found in many different applications including electronic circuits. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the HCM1A1305-8R2-R.

The HCM1A1305-8R2-R Inductor is a surface-mount, fixed-inductor. It has a maximum operating temperature of 125°C and a rated current of 2.0 A. The inductor has an inductance of 1305nH with a 0.18 ohm RDC at 25°C. This inductor is ideal for use in EMC applications, DC/DC converters, and telecom applications. The product is RoHS compliant and provides excellent electrical and thermal stability.

In terms of its application fields, the HCM1A1305-8R2-R Inductor can be used in high-frequency switching applications ranging from DC to 20MHz. It has excellent impedance characteristics with low profile and a very high current rating of 2A. It is ideal for use in voltage regulators, switching power supplies, inverters, and telecommunications applications. Its small size and high current rating make it particularly useful for low- and medium-power applications.

The working principle of the HCM1A1305-8R2-R Inductor involves storing energy in the form of an electromagnetic field. This energy is stored around the core, usually in the form of a copper coil wrapped around either a ferrite or powdered iron core. When current is applied, the electric field around the core generates an electromagnetic field. As the core produces a magnetic field, the inductance causes a voltage to be induced across the coil. This voltage opposes the current, creating a resistance.

The HCM1A1305-8R2-R Inductor is a surface-mount, fixed-inductor with the following pinout: pin 1 for ground, pin 2 for input, pin 3 for output, pin 4 for output, and pin 5 for ground. The inductor works by concentrating the magnetic field into a small area of the core where it is stored in the form of an electromagnetic field. When current is applied to the input, the magnetic field is induced, which creates an inductance. This creates a voltage drop across the inductor, which opposes the current, causing an additional electrical resistance.

The HCM1A1305-8R2-R Inductor is a typical fixed inductor found in many different applications, ranging from high-frequency switching to voltage regulators and DC/DC converters. Its rated current of 2.0A, its low profile and its high current rating make it an ideal choice for low- and medium-power applications. Furthermore, its excellent impedance characteristics and its RoHS-compliance make it an excellent component for EMC applications, as well as telecom applications.

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