IHB5EB151K

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Fixed inductors are devices that store energy in their magnetic fields. This energy is stored in the form of inductance, which is measured in units of henries. The IHB5EB151K is a fixed inductor that is designed for high stability and a wide operating temperature range. It features a rated inductance of 15µH and is capable of handling currents up to 7.5 amperes DC.

The IHB5EB151K is a surface-mount, high-current inductor. It utilizes a multi-layer construction to reduce parasitic EMI that is often generated with other inductor designs. Additionally, the use of a soft ferrite core helps to reduce the electrical losses and provides a larger inductance range than many other inductors. The IHB5EB151K also includes integrated thermal protection with a built-in thermistor and current sensing circuitry that helps protect the device from overheating.

The IHB5EB151K is most commonly used in SMPS (Switch Mode Power Supplies), DC-DC converters, and other power conversion applications. It is also widely used in HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) systems, automotive electronics, and other low frequency applications. Due to its wide operating temperature range and high current handling capabilities, the IHB5EB151K is capable of meeting the requirements of a wide range of applications.

The IHB5EB151K inductor is based on Farady’s law, which states that a magnetic field will cause a current to flow in a circuit when it is exposed to a changing magnetic field. A primary current flow through a coil creates a surrounding magnetic field. When a secondary current flows through the coil, it creates a secondary magnetic field that opposes the primary field. This opposition of forces results in the inductor’s magnetic field. The amount of opposition depends on the number of turns in the coil and the conductor cross-sectional area.

In an IHB5EB151K inductor, the secondary current flow will create an opposing magnetic field that opposes the primary current flow and causes the inductor to store energy in its magnetic field. The primary current flow also determines the magnitude of current that the inductor is able to handle. The amount of energy stored depends on the inductance, which is proportional to the number of turns in the coil and the cross-sectional area of the conductor. In the case of the IHB5EB151K, the inductance is set at 15µH (microhenries), which is able to handle currents up to 7.5 amperes DC.

The IHB5EB151K is an example of a fixed inductor. It is specifically designed for applications that require high stability, low electrical losses, and a wide operating temperature range. With its built-in thermal protection, it is able to provide reliable performance in a variety of applications. It is suitable for use in SMPS, DC-DC converters, HVAC, automotive electronics, and other low-frequency applications.

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