IMS02WWDBH101K40

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Fixed Inductors: IMS02WWDBH101K40 Application Field and Working Principle

Fixed inductors are components that store electrical energy in the form of magnetic field. IMS02WWDBH101K40, a Type 2 self-supporting, fixed inductor from TDK, is specifically designed for use in flux-rejection circuits of switching power supplies and DC-DC converters, and in DC and AC motor control systems. This article will explain the application field of the IMS02WWDBH101K40 and provide an introduction to its working principle.

Applications of the IMS02WWDBH101K40

The IMS02WWDBH101K40 is a fixed inductor component that is suitable for a variety of applications, including:

• Power supplies
• Switching regulators
• DC-DC converters
• Inverter circuits
• AC and DC motor control systems
• Resonant DC-DC converters
• Photovoltaic solar panel systems

The IMS02WWDBH101K40 is a type of self-supporting fixed inductor and can be used in flux-rejection and voltage step-up circuits that are highly sensitive to dynamic EMI and electromagnetic interference. This type of inductor can also be applied in circuits with high current ratings. In fact, this type of fixed inductor has multiple applications in DC-DC converters with high current ratings because of its increased frequency of operation thanks to its high self resonance.

The IMS02WWDBH101K40 can also be used in applications that require high reliability thanks to its self-supporting structure, which helps protect against micro fractures that often occur from external shock or vibration.

Working Principle of the IMS02WWDBH101K40

The IMS02WWDBH101K40 is a type of fixed inductor that works on the principle of a magnetic field. When a current is supplied to an inductor, it generates a magnetic field. This magnetic field then induces a voltage in the coil, which is proportional to the rate of change of current that is supplied to the inductor. This voltage is known as back EMF and is important in determining the amount of current that can be supplied to the circuit.

The IMS02WWDBH101K40 is a self-supporting fixed inductor and it uses its internal magnetic field to support and maintain an equal amount of μ-metal. As a result, the voltage drop across the inductor is significantly reduced. This type of inductor is especially suitable for applications that require high frequencies of operation. The self-supporting structure also helps protect against micro fractures, which may result from external shocks or vibration.

Conclusion

The IMS02WWDBH101K40 is a type of self-supporting fixed inductor that is specifically designed to be used in flux-rejection and voltage step-up applications in a variety of DC-DC converter circuits. It is especially suitable for high-frequency applications or those that require high reliability thanks to its self-supporting structure. The IMS02WWDBH101K40 works on the principle of a magnetic field, which when supplied with a current induces a voltage. This voltage is known as back EMF and it helps determine the amount of current that can be supplied to the circuit.

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