SDR1005-102K

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Fixed inductors are electrical components whose inductance values cannot be adjusted or changed. These fixed inductors are most commonly used in power supplies, low-voltage DC-DC converters, motor or load drives, inverters, battery chargers, and so on. Fixed inductors are the most reliable choice in power converter applications, as they feature excellent heat and radiation resistant properties.

SDR1005-102K is a fixed inductor with high power rated current and wide operating temperature range. It is ideal for applications that require a large amount of stored energy over short intervals, such as automotive power supplies. The SDR1005-102K offers a wide range of operating temperature ranges, offering superior performance over a broad range of DC-DC converter input voltage, load current, and temperature.

The SDR1005-102K utilizes a passivated steel core, which has been designed to be resistant to vibration, shock, and temperature extremes. The core is then wrapped with an insulated, high-grade copper wire, which is both flexible and strong. The two components are then connected via piercing, or wound connection to create an extremely durable inductor.

The inductance of the core determines the operating current of the device. Inductance is a measure of the amount of sustaining energy a device can store. As the core gain a certain amount of energy, the current associated with the inductor decreases. This behavior is called inductance drop and plays an important role in the performance of the SDR1005-102K.

The SDR1005-102K is designed to provide the highest level of power efficiency in applications with a large amount of stored energy over short intervals. This allows for an efficient transfer of power in applications that require a large amount of power such as automotive power systems. In addition to its excellent efficiency, the SDR1005-102K also offers a wide operating temperature range (from -55°C up to +105°C) and requires minimal maintenance.

The SDR1005-102K works on a principle of flux impedance. When current flows through a wire, the flux created by that current will cut the magnetically permeable parts of the inductor causing a voltage drop. This voltage drop is what causes the inductor to reduce the amount of current flowing through it. This is an important factor for use in power converters as it reduces electrical noise and improves efficiency.

The SDR1005-102K is an ideal choice for use in applications involving high-power, high-voltage, or low-temperature components. Its superior efficiency, wide temperature range, and minimal maintenance make it a dependable option for power electronics applications. The inductor is an integral part of a power electronics system, ensuring that the system runs efficiently and safely without fail.

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