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Introduction to Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors are essential components in many circuits, providing inductance for filtering, resonance and other circuit features. They are energy-storing devices; if a steady electric current flows through a wire with an inductor connected, a magnetic field is created due to the coil setup that stores the energy. The stored energy is released when the electric current changes, creating a back-emf voltage. The IMS5SWDBH1R2K65 is an example of a fixed inductor.

IMS5SWDBH1R2K65 Application Fields

The IMS5SWDBH1R2K65 is used in power systems signalling and control applications, such as motor control, AC/DC power conversion, and heating load switching. It operates between 250 kHz and 550 kHz and has current ranges from 0.96 A to 44 A. It features an asymmetrical winding core, which makes it suitable for providing higher current densities, enhanced thermal rating, and increased power losses.

Working Principle of IMS5SWDBH1R2K65

The IMS5SWDBH1R2K65 consists of a ferrite core that wraps a copper winding, inverted for high current capability. A steady electric current passed through the winding creates an asymmetrical magnetic field, which stores energy due to its inductance. The electric current stored in the winding creates a back-emf voltage when it changes, providing feedback to the power source. This stored energy can be used for producing a DC output voltage, switching a load, or other applications.

Conclusion

Fixed inductors, such as the IMS5SWDBH1R2K65, are essential components in many circuits, providing features for resonance, filtering, and energy release. These inductors are used in many signalling and control applications, including AC/DC power conversion, motor control, and load switching. The IMS5SWDBH1R2K65 has a distinctive asymmetrical winding core to facilitate higher densities of current and enhanced thermal ratings.

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