IHSM4825PJ221L

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Fixed Inductors are components that use the property of magnetic induction to convert electricity from electric current into magnetic energy in order to store and release it. They can be found in many industrial and domestic electrical applications, including radio, communications, audio, TV, and automotive motors. An inductor is generally constructed from wire forming a coil. It may also be wound with a ferromagnetic material, usually a type of ferrite or iron. The purpose of this material is to increase the inductance of the coil. IHSM4825PJ221L is an example of a fixed inductor.

IHSM4825PJ221L is a fixed inductor from the HSM series by Infineon. It is designed for surface mounted applications and is suitable for use in power lines and dc-to-dc converters. The device features a low profile, wide temperature range, and high power. It has inductance values from 1 to 100 μH, with a current rating of 1.2 A. Its tolerance is ±20%. It has a foot print of 15 mm x 15 mm. The application field of the IHSM4825PJ221L device is essentially any flux-core switchmode power supply (SMPS) or dc-to-dc converter that requires an inductor.

The working principle of IHSM4825PJ221L is relatively straightforward. The device works by creating an alternating magnetic field around a core. This field creates a current in a coil which is wound around the core. The current is then able to be channeled elsewhere. The magnitude of the current depends on the number of turns in the coil as well as the cross-sectional area of the core. This current is then used for various purposes, such as storing and releasing energy.

In conclusion, IHSM4825PJ221L is a fixed inductor from Infineon that is suitable for use in SMPS and dc-to-dc converters. Its application field includes power lines and dc-to-dc converters, and its inductance values range from 1 to 100 μH. Its working principle is relatively straightforward and involves an alternating magnetic field around a core, which creates a current that can then be routed elsewhere.

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