IH05EB270K

Fixed inductors are a type of electronic component for converting electrical energy into stored energy in electromagnetic form. They are used in a variety of different applications, ranging from motors and power supplies to audio systems and communication equipment. The type of inductor used in a particular application depends on the type of current and voltage, as well as the desired inductance.

The IH05EB270K is a fixed inductor designed for use in switching circuits and power supplies. It is a radial leaded, lead-free component that operates in a wide temperature range of -55°C to 125°C.It features low internal resistance, high switching speed, low EMI emissions, and high capacitance stability.

The IH05EB270K operates on the principle of inductance- a relationship between two physical quantities, namely voltage and current. When an electric current passes through an inductor, an electromotive force (EMF) is induced in the device due to the changing value of the current. This EMF opposition to the passage of current and is known as inductive reactance.

The IH05EB270K is used predominantly in the automotive and consumer electronics industries. It is often used to filter the DC voltage in switching power supplies, for example in LCD TV sets or computer monitors. It can also be used in the biasing circuits of audio amplifiers and radio receivers, where it functions as a frequency-determining component.

The inductor is made up of an encased cylindrical wire coil with a ferrite core at the centre. The coil is wound with wire of insulated copper wire, typically with an iron-silicon alloy composition. The core can be made from either ferrite or powdered iron and is designed to support the coil and concentrate the magnetic field generated. The shape of the core determines the inductance of the component, with the higher the magnetic permeability of the core material, the higher the inductance.

The IH05EB270K utilizes the principle of inductance to convert electrical energy into stored energy in an electromagnetic form. It has been designed for use in switching circuits and power supplies, most prominently in the automotive and consumer electronics industries. It has an operating temperature range of -55°C to 125°C and features low internal resistance, high switching speed, low EMI emissions, and high capacitance stability.