HFI-100505-1N2S Inductors, Coils, Chokes

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Fixed inductors, also known as coils or chokes, are electrical devices used to induce a magnetic field and, in some cases, they can even store energy. The HFI-100505-1N2S fixed inductor is a widely used component in a variety of applications. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the HFI-100505-1N2S inductor.

The HFI-100505-1N2S fixed inductor is a through-hole inductor, which is designed for both surface-mount and through-hole applications. It can handle up to 1A of current, with a maximum DC resistance of 180mΩ. The HFI-100505-1N2S has a rated inductance range of 0.22µH to 2.2µH, with a maximum tolerance of ±20%.

The HFI-100505-1N2S fixed inductor is primarily used in high-frequency switching power supplies, with the primary application being as an output choke. It is often used to filter out ripple and noise in electronics, which can help prevent interference with other electronic components. The HFI-100505-1N2S can also be used as an input choke in switching power supplies to help ensure that there is no flicker in the output voltage. Another common application for the HFI-100505-1N2S is to reduce peak voltage spikes, which can occur when connected to a switch or relay.

Fixed inductors also have many other applications. They can be used in high-frequency systems as transformers, RF chokes, or transformers for high-frequency applications. They can also be used as noise filters, for high-speed communications, and for general power supply applications. In addition, they are also used to improve the performance of antennas, as they can help reduce the impact of interference.

The working principle of the HFI-100505-1N2S inductor is the same as that of other inductors. When an electric current passes through it, a magnetic field is created, which generates a force on the inductor, inducing a voltage. This voltage is called inductance. The inductance of an inductor is determined by the material it is made from, the shape and size of the coil, and how much current is flowing through it. The more current flowing through the inductor, the higher the inductance.

The HFI-100505-1N2S fixed inductor is an efficient device, which is designed for a wide range of applications. Its high current handling capacity, relatively low resistance, and wide inductance range make it an ideal choice for high-frequency power supplies, noise filtering, and more. Additionally, its through-hole design makes it easy to install and use in a variety of applications.

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