IR02BH1R2J

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Fixed inductors are electronic components which are designed to store electrical energy in the form of a magnetic field. IR02BH1R2J is a type of fixed inductor made of a non-magnetic core, windings and magnetic shunt. It is typically used in power supplies, DC/DC converters, DC-to-AC inverters, and many other applications.

The IR02BH1R2J inductor works based on Faraday’s law of induction. When a conductor is exposed to an alternating current, a voltage is induced in the conductor as the field around it fluctuates. This induced field then generates a magnetic field around the inductor as these voltage and magnetic flux interact. This magnetic flux creates a current flow in the opposite direction of the alternating current. This is called self-inductance or inductive reactance.

The IR02BH1R2J inductor can also store energy electromagnetically in two ways. First, when an AC current flows through it, the magnetic flux between the core and windings builds up and stores energy. This energy is released when the current stops flowing – a process called “inductance”. Secondly, the IR02BH1R2J inductor has a voltage drop that is inversely proportional to the rate at which the current changes. This is called “magnetic hysteresis”.

The most common applications for an IR02BH1R2J fixed inductor are in DC-to-DC converters, AC-to-DC power supplies, and power inverter applications. Its primary functions in such applications include providing continuous electrical current in the form of a DC voltage. Other uses include providing additional current spikes to devices such as motors and lights, providing boost voltages to electronic components, and ripple filtering.

The IR02BH1R2J inductor features a non-magnetic core, windings and a magnetic shunt, providing a low-impedance solution for inductive applications. Its copper winding provides a low total inductance, allowing for efficient current transfer from one part of the circuit to another. The windings can be designed to have a broad range of inductances, allowing the inductor to be customized for various applications.

The IR02BH1R2J is designed with a very high saturation current rating, allowing it to handle extremely high current levels without compromising its operating efficiency. Additionally, its magnetic shunt is able to reduce the total inductance in certain load conditions, providing a fast operation with low EMI or noise. The inductor can also be used in high-frequency switching applications due to its high-frequency characteristic.

In conclusion, the IR02BH1R2J is a type of fixed inductor commonly used in a variety of applications, such as DC-to-DC converters, AC-to-DC power supplies, and power inverters. It works based on Faraday’s law of induction, and features a non-magnetic core, windings and a magnetic shunt, providing a low-impedance solution for inductive applications. Its saturation current rating is very high, making it suitable for use in high current applications, and its high-frequency characteristic makes it suitable for high-frequency switching applications.

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