IMC1210EB1R0J

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Fixed inductors are electrical components that store energy in the form of a magnetic field. The IMC1210EB1R0J is a low-profile, leadless, monolithic surface-mount inductor. With its compact design and wide operating temperature range, the IMC1210EB1R0J can address a variety of applications. Its wide operating temperature range and low profile can make this part ideal for space-constrained or harsh environment applications.

The IMC1210EB1R0J is specifically designed for use in high-frequency power circuits. It has a rated inductance of 10 μH and a saturation current of 1.5 A. The saturation current is the maximum current the inductor can handle without significant change in inductance. The IMC1210EB1R0J is designed to have good resistance to common-mode and differential-mode noise and stable operation over a wide temperature range.

The IMC1210EB1R0J is used in a variety of applications, including AC/DC power supplies, DC-DC converters, PC motherboards, telecoms, and consumer electronics. Its small footprint makes it an ideal choice for use in high-density and circuit boards with limited space. The inductor can also be used in high-frequency circuits where a small size is needed. Additionally, the inductor features a low profile of just 0.6 mm, which gives it superior thermal dissipation for high-temperature applications.

The working principle of the IMC1210EB1R0J is based on Faraday’s law of induction. This states that when a coil or inductor is exposed to a changing magnetic field, an electrical current will be induced in the circuit. The magnetic field is created when current passes through the inductor, creating a magnetic field around the inductor. This induces an opposing current, which is known as the self-inductance of the inductor. This opposing current opposes the original current, causing the inductor to store energy temporarily.

To maximize performance, the inductor must be matched with a voltage that provides the correct magnetic field. The inductance is determined by the number of turns that the coil has. A higher number of turns allows for higher inductance, resulting in a slower rate of change of current and voltage thus providing better noise immunity. The IMC1210EB1R0J is designed to provide excellent performance in all operating conditions and is an ideal choice for high-frequency applications.

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