IM02BHR39G

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Fixed inductors are electrical components that are used in the fields of power electronics and radio communication. They are designed to restrict electric currents to a specific value and to maintain that value for a given frequency range. The IM02BHR39G is a popular fixed inductor that is used in a wide variety of industrial applications due to its features and wide temperature range.

The IM02BHR39G is a ferrite bead type inductor that is made from a powdered iron core surrounded by an enameled wire coil. It has a rated inductance of 2.2 μH at 100 kHz and can handle an operating frequency of up to 10 MHz. It also has a resistance of 0.2 ohms at 20 kHz, a maximum current rating of 1.2A, and an insulation resistance of 100M ohms. The IM02BHR39G is rated for up to 20V and can operate in temperatures ranging from -40°C to +120°C.

In terms of applications, the IM02BHR39G is primarily used in applications requiring high current capacitors and DC-DC converters. For example, it can be used in low noise power supplies and mobile telecommunication devices. It is also used in power transmission and power distribution circuits, as well as in electric and hybrid vehicles. In terms of working principle, the IM02BHR39G creates a electromagnetic field around the wire coil, which then restricts the current flow and maintains a specific inductance value. The inductor’s maximum current rating is determined by the amount of wire used to create the coil.

The IM02BHR39G is a low-cost and reliable fixed inductor that can be used in a wide variety of applications. It is suitable for high power applications due to its high current rating and wide temperature range. Additionally, its rated inductance and resistance values make it suitable for power supply applications and electric vehicle circuits. As such, it is one of the most widely used fixed inductors in the market today.

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