MIL2510-58K

Fixed inductors are electronic components used in a variety of circuit applications. A prime example of a fixed inductor is the MIL2510-58K, which is used in a variety of power supply applications for voltage regulation. The MIL2510-58K is a miniaturized, low profile surface mount inductor that offers a wide range of performance characteristics. It is a highly reliable, high power inductor that can be used in a wide range of power supply applications.

The MIL2510-58K inductor is made using a special copper wire loop, which has a high permeability glass-fiber epoxy core. The inductor element is highly efficient and provides a high Q factor, which makes it well suited for power supply applications. The MIL2510-58K inductor is also capable of handling a wide range of signal levels, from low voltage to high frequency. This makes it ideal for use in switching power supplies, although it can be used in a variety of other power supply applications as well.

The MIL2510-58K inductor is designed to operate at temperatures ranging from -25°C to +50°C. The rated current for this inductor is 5.85 amperes and the maximum DC voltage rating is 18VDC. The inductance range for this inductor is from 3.5μH to 9.5μH at the 500kHz frequency. This makes it well suited for a range of power supply applications.

The MIL2510-58K inductor is a highly efficient component and is designed for low noise operation. The inductance is stable over a wide temperature range and has a very low DC resistance of only 0.05 ohms. The MIL2510-58K also has a very low magnetic field and is designed to meet the requirements of the most demanding applications.

The MIL2510-58K inductor has a wide range of applications, including use in power supplies and voltage regulation, in DC-DC converters, in light emitting diode (LED) drivers, and in switching power supplies. The MIL2510-58K is also suitable for use in a variety of inductor-less applications. These applications require the use of a fitted core and shielded winding to reduce the effect of external magnetic fields.

The working principle of the MIL2510-58K inductor is relatively simple. When an alternating current is applied to the inductor, the copper wire loop creates a magnetic field, which induces a voltage across the coil. This current creates a boiling action, which then causes the magnetic field to interact with the core and produce an opposing current. When the magnetic field reaches a certain level, it induces a voltage, which then makes the current in the coil flow in the opposite direction. This opposing current creates the very low DC resistance required for the current to flow through the coil.

In conclusion, the MIL2510-58K is an efficient and reliable miniaturized low profile surface mount inductor. It can be used in a wide variety of power supply applications due to its high efficiency and low DC resistance. The working principle of this inductor is relatively simple and it is designed to operate at temperatures ranging from -25°C to +50°C. The MIL2510-58K inductor is a highly efficient component and is designed for low noise operation, making it ideal for use in a variety of applications.