PM2110-181K-RC

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Fixed inductors are passive components used in electronic circuits. They are used for a variety of signal processing applications, such as filtering, impedance matching, power conditioning, frequency tuning, and signal conditioning. The PM2110-181K-RC is a fixed inductor that is specifically designed to meet the needs of applications that require high currents and minimal power levels.

The PM2110-181K-RC is a fixed inductor that is designed for low- and high-side switch bus applications. It is constructed from an electrolytic polymer core and is capable of handling high currents up to 12A. The operating temperature range is -55°C to +105°C and the maximum inductance is 3.0uH. This device is available in both radial and axial configurations.

The PM2110-181K-RC fixed inductor has a number of features to optimize its performance. These include a low DCR rating (0.275Ω), low core losses (0.14W in 0.16ms), high current (12A), and a low core size (183.6mmw). Additionally, the device has an improved saturation current rating of 12A with a low temperature rise, and exceptional EMI shielding.

The PM2110-181K-RC fixed inductor has a number of applications in both commercial and industrial settings. In audio and video systems, the device is used for ripple removal/attenuation, low pass filtering, and power conditioning. In networking and communication systems, the inductor is used for transformer design, impedance matching, and signal integrity. Finally, in automotive systems, the device is used for Buck Boost converters, OVP/OVP/LVP protection, and surge suppression.

The working principle of the PM2110-181K-RC fixed inductor is based on Faraday’s Law of Electromagnetic Induction. When an alternating current is applied to the device, it creates an alternating magnetic field. This alternating magnetic field will induce a voltage in any conductive loop that is placed within the field. This induced voltage will then generate a current in the conductive loop. The magnitude of the induced voltage and current will depend on the frequency of the applied current, the number of turns in the loop, and the inductance of the device.

The PM2110-181K-RC fixed inductor is a high-performance device that is designed for use in a wide variety of applications. With its low DCR rating, high current rating, excellent EMI shielding, and low temperature rise, it is an ideal choice for any application that requires a reliable and efficient inductor.

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