MIL2510-62K

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Fixed inductors are passive components designed to provide electrical energy storage and impedance matching in a variety of electrical systems. MIL2510-62K is a range of fixed inductors from Vishay Intertechnology which falls into this category. This paper will discuss the application field and working principle of the MIL2510-62K range of fixed inductors.

Application Field

The MIL2510-62K range of fixed inductors from Vishay Intertechnology are designed for applications requiring a high working voltage. They are ideal for the development of power supplies, AC/DC converters and switch mode power supplies. They are RoHS and REACH compliant and are available in a variety of packages, such as surface mount, through hole, or low profile. These packages are designed to provide maximum flexibility and reliability while meeting the customer’s mechanical requirements.

The MIL2510-62K range of fixed inductors offers a variety of options regarding inductance values, including high current models. They offer low DC resistance which results in a decreased power dissipation. Additionally, these inductors feature a high saturation current which ensures stable operation over a wide range of temperatures.

The inductors also offer the benefits of a long storage life with a wide range of temperature coefficient values. The temperature coefficient values range from 10 to 50 parts per million, which ensures a reliable operation over a range of temperature and humidity levels.

The MIL2510-62K range of fixed inductors from Vishay Intertechnology are UL recognized components, as well as suitable for use in Class B equipment. They are also suitable for applications that require the use of RoHS compliant components.

Working Principle

The working principle of a fixed inductor is based on the relationship between current and magnetic fields. When current flows through the inductor, the coils generate a magnetic field. This magnetic field induces a voltage in the coils which opposes the applied voltage. This phenomenon is known as back EMF.

The inductance of an inductor is the measure of its capability to generate resistance against current changes. The higher the inductance, the more current can flow through the inductor. The resistance of the inductor also increases with higher current, which further decreases the current through the inductor.

The MIL2510-62K range of fixed inductors from Vishay Intertechnology feature an exceptionally low DC resistance, allowing them to handle very high currents. The high saturation current of the inductors also ensures that the current is kept stable over a wide range of temperatures.

The inductance of the MIL2510-62K range of fixed inductors also offers high stability over a range of temperatures and humidity levels. This ensures that the inductance remains consistent across the temperature range, allowing for reliable operation.

Conclusion

The MIL2510-62K range of fixed inductors from Vishay Intertechnology is a versatile range of inductors suitable for a wide range of applications. They offer a low resistance, high saturation current, and wide temperature coefficient values. Additionally, they are UL recognized components, RoHS and REACH compliant, and are available in a variety of packages. The inductors also feature a high inductance, allowing them to provide excellent resistance to current changes. These features make the MIL2510-62K range of fixed inductors an ideal choice for the development of power supplies, AC/DC converters, and switch mode power supplies.

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