MS75088-13RU

Fixed inductors are widely used components in many electrical and electronic circuits. They are usually found in the form of small cylindrical components that are constructed from magnetic metals such as iron, aluminum, nickel, and cobalt. The most common type of fixed inductor is the MS75088-13RU.

The MS75088-13RU is a type of non-polarized fixed inductor which can be used in a variety of applications. These include switching power supplies, EMI/RFI filtering, DC-DC converters, buck converters, as well as low-voltage, high-current battery charging systems. The MS75088-13RU also has an impedance of 8.15mΩ ±15%.

The working principle of the MS75088-13RU is based on its inductance, which is the property of a device to oppose changes in the current by generating a voltage that is proportional to the rate of change of the current. This property is exploited in many types of electrical circuits, as it can be used to reduce high-frequency fluctuations and smooth out the overall current. The inductor also provides a short-circuit protection, which prevents the current from flowing in the wrong direction.

The MS75088-13RU is an ideal option for applications where current, voltage, and temperature stability is critical. For example, it is commonly used in high-frequency power conversion, voltage regulation, and power management. It also features superior thermal characteristics, which make it perfect for use in high-power applications.

The MS75088-13RU is a valuable component in a wide range of electronics, providing stability and protection in power systems. It is an especially great choice for applications that require high current charging, as it offers a low impedance and an excellent thermal performance. All in all, the MS75088-13RU is an ideal fixed inductor for a variety of industrial and consumer electronics devices.