HM62-28156R8MLFTR

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Fixed inductors are electronic components designed to store energy in the form of magnetic fields. They consist of a coil of copper wire wound around an iron core. The winding of wire around the core creates a magnetic field, which stores the energy. When an electric current is passed through the coil, the magnetic field will grow and contract, creating an alternating current in the coil. This alternating current can be used to power electrical devices or provide inductive power in the form of electricity. HM62-28156R8MLFTR is a type of fixed inductor used in various applications.

The HM62-28156R8MLFTR is a medium-sized, radial-lead, shielded, fixed inductor. It consists of a winding of wound nickel-iron magnet wire on a ferrite or powdered-iron core. The ferrite or powdered-iron core material allows for higher current carrying capacity than other types of cores. The winding is encapsulated in a thermoplastic shell with a metal shield to protect the winding from interference. The inductor has a rated current of up to 2.1 A and a rated inductance of 50μH.

The HM62-28156R8MLFTR fixed inductor finds use in various applications. It can be used to provide a low-resistance path for feedback in switched-mode power supplies, allowing the power supply to operate more efficiently. It can also be used for power supply filtering, which helps reduce the amount of noise that can affect the supply voltage. In addition, the inductor can be used to provide a quick response voltage regulator circuit, helping to reduce the output voltage ripple. The device can also be used in filtering designs as well as for signal processing applications such as filtering out high-frequency noise.

The working principle of the HM62-28156R8MLFTR fixed inductor is based on the principle that when an alternating current is passed through a conductor, a magnetic field is generated around it. This magnetic field varies in strength and direction according to the changing direction of the current. The magnetic field generated by the HM62-28156R8MLFTR inductor interacts with a similar magnetic field generated by an adjacent coil, transferring energy between the two windings. The transfer of energy is used to generate a voltage in the receiving coil, also known as induction, which can then be used to power an electrical device.

In summary, the HM62-28156R8MLFTR is a medium-sized, radal-lead, shielded, fixed inductor used in various applications. It works on the principle of induction, wherein an alternating current is passed through the inductor to generate a voltage in an adjacent coil. The device finds use in a variety of applications, such as power supply filtering, signal processing, and voltage regulator circuits. It is an important component for a wide range of electrical devices.

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