IHLP4040DZEB101M11

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Fixed inductors are components designed to set in electrical circuitry, which provide an inductance to confine the flow of electrical current within a circuit. Fixed inductors have a wide range of application fields, including microwave, radar, and telecommunications. The IHLP4040DZEB101M11 is a single-layer, high-current, surface-mount inductors used in specialized telecommunications and power applications. 

The IHLP4040DZEB101M11 is a wire-wound, common-mode SMD choke with tin-silver finished terminals, suitable for 0-100 MHz applications. It has a 39uH inductance value, and is rated up to 7.54 amperes. Because of its ability to handle high-current, the choke is often found in power distribution networks and power conditioning systems, such as automotive systems. Additionally, it can be used in audio and video applications.

The working principle of the IHLP4040DZEB101M11 is founded on Faraday’s law which essentially states that when an electric current flow through a conductor, an electromagnetic field and an electrical force are created. This electrical force induces a current in a second conductor placed within the field. In other words, the electric field in the IHLP4040DZEB101M11 consists of two coils, and when a current passes through one coil, it induces current in the second coil. The generated current is then used as a current limiter, preventing excessive current from passing through the system.

The IHLP4040DZEB101M11 has other features as well. It has a power rating of 800mW, an operating temperature from -40C to +125C, and a temperature coefficient of +300ppm/C. It is RoHS compliant & UL certified, and can be used in open loop and feedback control applications. Ultimately, the IHLP4040DZEB101M11 is a reliable, high-performance inductor that can be used in a variety of applications, from telecommunications to automotive systems.

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