IMC2220ER820K

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Fixed inductors are components used in electronic circuits to store energy, in much the same way as a capacitor stores electrical energy in the form of electrostatic fields. But unlike a capacitor, the energy stored within a fixed inductor is stored in the form of a magnetic field, created by the flow of current through a coil of wire. The IMC2220ER820K is a fixed inductor designed for effective releasable storage of energy over long periods of time.

The IMC2220ER820K is a multi-layer thick film component with ferrite substrate and an integral electrode. It has a very low DC resistance of 0.8 ohms and can support currents of 200 microamps. It has an inductance rating of 820 nH and with an operating temperature of -30°C to 110°C, it can be used in a wide variety of applications.

The IMC2220ER820K is designed for high frequency operations and low-noise applications, and can be used in power supplies, buffer and signal line drivers, timing and control circuits, DC-DC converters, and switching regulators. It is also suitable for use in audio and telecommunication circuits, and in medical and automotive applications.

The working principle of the IMC2220ER820K is that the flow of current through its coil of wire creates a magnetic field, which in turn stores energy in the form of an induced electrical field. This electrical field allows the inductor to store energy which can then be released smoothly over time. This makes the IMC2220ER820K ideal for applications where large amounts of energy must be stored and released quickly and consistently.

The IMC2220ER820K is an excellent choice for applications where high frequency operations are required, as it offers low noise and a high energy storage capacity. With its low DC resistance, wide temperature range, and high current capacity, it is ideal for a variety of applications in the medical, automotive and telecommunication fields.

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