MILS1812R-564K

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Fixed Inductors are components designed to provide electrical inductance in a circuit. The MILS1812R-564K is one such a component. It is a self-shielded surface mount technology inductor featuring high current rating, excellent dc bias characteristics, and superior temperature characteristics. This inductor is suitable for power supply and as main inductors in signal filters.

The inductance value of the MILS1812R-564K is 5.6µH. Its rated current is 4.7A, and it can withstand a surge current of up to 22.5A. The operating temperature range is -40°C to +125°C, and its tolerated storage temperature range is between -55°C and +150°C. The footprint is 12.4 mm x 12.4 mm x 4.2 mm and its weight is approximately 7.6 g.

The MILS1812R-564K features wide-temperature range operation, along with a high inductance-to-footprint ratio. This component has low EMI noise characteristics as well as fast electrical response which makes it ideal for high-speed circuits. This device is also shielded against EMI noise from other components in the system, as well as reducing its EMI noise.

The MILS1812R-564K has a self-shielding construction, meaning that it has a cover that protects against EMI noise while the part is operating, and also acts as a shield against external EMI noise. This cover is made of NiZeZinc, a metal alloy material which has proven to be reliable for use in shielding applications. This shielding can help to reduce board-to-board EMI noise or EMI noise generated by other components on the same board.

The MILS1812R-564K has applications in a wide variety of power supplies and filtering applications. It is suitable for use in DC/DC converters, switching power supplies, and current mode PWM controllers. It can also be used in signal coupling, filtering, and energy storage for RF and EMI applications.

The working principle of the MILS1812R-564K is based on Faraday’s law, which states that the voltage induced in an inductor is proportional to the rate of change of the current in the circuit. In the case of the MILS1812R-564K, an electric current is passed through it, inducing a voltage across the device. This voltage will be proportional to the rate of change of the current, and can be used to filter out unwanted signals in the circuit.

The MILS1812R-564K is an excellent choice for applications where high current results are needed. It is robust, featuring excellent temperature tolerance, and it has a low EMI noise characteristic, making it suitable for high-speed circuits. Furthermore, it has a self-shielding construction, which helps to reduce its EMI noise and protect against external EMI noise.

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