MIL2510-78K

Series:	MIL2510
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)
Part Status:	Active
Type:	--
Material - Core:	Ferrite
Inductance:	180µH
Tolerance:	±10%
Current Rating:	46mA
Current - Saturation:	--
Shielding:	Unshielded
DC Resistance (DCR):	21.5 Ohm Max
Q @ Freq:	15 @ 790kHz
Frequency - Self Resonant:	7.2MHz
Ratings:	--
Operating Temperature:	-55°C ~ 105°C
Inductance Frequency - Test:	790kHz
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount
Package / Case:	Nonstandard
Supplier Device Package:	--
Size / Dimension:	0.255" L x 0.105" W (6.48mm x 2.67mm)
Height - Seated (Max):	0.110" (2.79mm)

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Fixed Inductors

An inductor is defined as an electronic component that resists changes in the electrical current or voltage with respect to time. Fixed Inductors, as the name implies, have a very specific set of values, which are determined based upon their application and are held constant. One such example of a Fixed Inductor is the MIL2510-78K. This article will explore this inductor\'s application field and working principle.MIL2510-78K is a common Fixed Inductor used in electronic circuits, and it can be found in various devices such as mobile phones, computer motherboards, power supplies, and LED lights. The inductor is composed of a thin, insulated copper wire wound around a non-magnetic core such as a ferrite or ceramic. This core helps to increase the inductance of the inductor by limiting the amount of flux that can pass through it, which is the main component of its working principle. The MIL2510-78K has a range of applications, from small-scale power supplies to large-scale motor control systems. It is most commonly used to minimize or eliminate the effects of noise and interference in power supplies and other sensitive circuits, and can also be used in the filtering of low-level radio signals. The inductor also has common applications in automotive systems, such as ignition systems and DC-DC converters.The working principle of the MIL2510-78K is fairly straightforward. When a current flows through the core, a magnetic field is formed that resists the current, thus causing the voltage or current to drop. This drop in voltage and/or current creates an inductance, which is what the inductor is designed to achieve. The core also helps to limit the amount of flux that passes through it, thus increasing the inductance. This combination of the core and the winding of the copper wire is what creates the MIL2510-78K inductance. Additionally, the inductance of the MIL2510-78K is fairly stable over a wide range of temperature, making it ideal for applications where the temperature may fluctuate, such as in automotive systems.The MIL2510-78K is also designed to have a low resistance when compared to other types of inductors, making it highly efficient and reducing the amount of energy that is lost in the circuit. This also makes it suitable for filter applications, such as in radio systems, where a low resistance helps improve signal quality.In conclusion, the MIL2510-78K is a common Fixed Inductor with a variety of applications. Its low resistance and stable inductance over a wide range of temperatures make it ideal for applications that require noise reduction and filter applications. By understanding its application field and working principle, engineers can make the most of the MIL2510-78K and use it to its full potential.

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