MGV252012S1R0M-10

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Fixed inductors are components which can store electrical energy in a magnetic field. They are generally used in various electronic circuits and applications such as amplifiers, oscillators, and switch-mode power supplies. In particular, MGV252012S1R0M-10 is an inductor with a wire-wound construction, and it is designed to meet consumer electronics application requirements.

MGV252012S1R0M-10 is a non-polarized component, with an inductance value of 1.2μH, a DC resistance of 0.84 ohms, and a rated current of 1.2A. It is constructed from a ferrite core with 220 turns of enameled copper wire (diameter 0.16mm). The component can operate in an environment of −40°C to +85°C, and is resistant to high humidity and shock. Its minimal size provides designers with a more integrated design while providing loss characteristics. This device is also RoHS and REACH-compliant, making it compliant with all aspects of European safety standards.

The MGV252012S1R0M-10 is used in a variety of applications, including automotive, consumer electronics, lighting, and industrial control. Automotive applications include engine control systems, powertrain systems, and speed sensors. In consumer electronics, the MGV252012S1R0M-10 is often used in power supplies, power management, filters, and noise suppression. It is also used in lighting applications, such as LED lighting, fluorescent lighting, and halogen lighting. Finally, it is used in industrial applications, such as printed circuit boards, switching systems, and instrumentation.

The working principle of MGV252012S1R0M-10 is based on the theory of electromagnetism. The inductor is composed of an iron core and a copper winding. The core produces an inductive effect, while the copper winding is a conductor of electricity. When a current passes through the winding, a magnetic field is created around the core, generating a voltage. This is known as back-electromotive force or EMF. This EMF opposes the applied voltage and limits the flow of current in the circuit. At the same time, the magnetic field stores energy, which is later released back into the circuit.

In summary, MGV252012S1R0M-10 is an inductor with a wire-wound construction, designed for consumer electronics applications. It is widely used in automotive, consumer electronics, lighting, and industrial control. It operates according to the principles of electromagnetism, in which an inductive effect is produced in the core, while the copper winding conducts electrical current, creating a magnetic field and storing energy.

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