IM04BH121K

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Fixed inductors are components consisting of an insulated wire winding wound around a core, and are designed to store energy or provide resistance to current in a circuit. The IM04BH121K is a fixed inductor that provides reasonable resistance to current and is suitable for a wide range of applications.

The IM04BH121K is an axial leaded, non-polarized, inductor with a 1.2mH value and a DC current rating of 34A. It has a maximum operating frequency of 100MHz, a maximum DCR of 0.03 Ohms and a maximum Saturation Current of 600mA. The inductor is enclosed in a flame retardant composite material and has an operating temperature range of -40°C to +125°C. It also features a heat sinkable construction to dissipate unwanted heat.

The IM04BH121K fixed inductor can be used in a variety of applications, including in switching power supplies, DC-DC converters, and other high-frequency circuits. It is also well-suited for applications involving high current pulses, such as motor control systems or inverter circuits.

The main principle behind the working of a fixed inductor is electromagnetic induction. The IM04BH121K inductor uses the electromagnetic flux produced by the current in the wire winding to generate a counteracting force. This force is directed against the flow of current and is known as inductance. The force created by the inductor resists the flow of current, thus providing a resistance to current in the circuit.

The IM04BH121K fixed inductor is a great choice for a wide range of applications due to its high current rating, maximum operating frequency, and its high saturation current. It is also able to dissipate unwanted heat effectively. Furthermore, its electromagnetic induction principle makes it suitable for applications involving high current pulses. All of these features make the IM04BH121K an ideal choice for a fixed inductor.

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