IM04SH100J

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Fixed inductors are electronic components consisting of a conductor, usually a coil of wire, and a core material. Inductors store energy in the form of a magnetic field generated by the core and winding, and are most frequently used in alternating current circuits. They are commonly used in circuitry with resistors, capacitors, and other components to ensure correct current and will display a frequency-dependent impedance.

IM04SH100J is a fixed inductor from AIMTEC, designed for use in applications such as switching power supply and power adapter circuits, as well as other systems requiring high current in the DC to low frequency range. This inductor includes a core of nanocrystalline alloy, and a wire winding comprised of 34 AWG wire. The size of this component measures 4 mm x 4 mm. Additionally, the IM04SH100J offers good temperature characteristics and offers high saturation flux density, which makes it well suited for both offline and switching power supply applications.

The working principle of an inductor can be seen in terms of a change in the current. When an AC current is passed through the component, the coil induces a magnetic field, which in turn creates a voltage in the opposite polarity of the current. This voltage opposes the current, thus limiting the current flowing through the component. This resistance is known as inductance, and it is the basic principle of any inductor.

An inductor acts as an energy storage component, but it is important to note that it is also a reactive component. This means that the current-voltage relationship between points within the inductor and across its terminals is not constant. When a current through the inductor increases, so does the voltage. When the current decreases, the voltage also drops. As a result, inductors can be used to filter out high frequencies, allowing only low frequencies to pass.

The IM04SH100J can handle a current up to 7.2 A RMS (10A Peak) in its saturated state, and up to a peak current of 14 A. It has a nominal inductance of 100uH at 10 kHz and a tolerance of ±15 %. The operating temperature range is between -40°C and 125°C, and it is rated to a maximum voltage of 400 Vp, which is suitable for use in a wide variety of applications.

In summary, the IM04SH100J is a fixed inductor designed for use in switching power supply and power adapter circuits. It is constructed from nanocrystalline alloy with 34 AWG wire windings, and is able to handle up to 10A peak current with a maximum voltage of 400 Vp. The component operates on the principle of inductance, relying on a generated voltage across its terminals which progresses in opposition to the current, thus limiting the amount of current allowed to pass. This inductor is a useful component in a wide variety of applications and offers good temperature stability.

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