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Fixed Inductors - SLF10165T-2R2N6R3-3PF application field and working principle

Fixed inductors, otherwise known as inductors, are a type of passive electronic component that are used to store energy in an electromagnetic field by passing an electric current through them. It is basically a conductor which intentionally creates a magnetic field when current flows through it, and it can also be used as a transformer that links two squares of electric current waves. Inductors are available in a variety of shapes and sizes, and different types of inductors are used in different applications. In this article, we will discuss the application field and working principle of SLF10165T-2R2N6R3-3PF.

Application Field

The SLF10165T-2R2N6R3-3PF fixed inductor is typically used in digital circuit boards for power delivery and noise suppression. It’s also found in applications that need low DC resistance, such as switch mode power supplies and noise suppressors. Furthermore, it is widely used in automotive, telecommunications and industrial applications, as it ensures reliable operation and withstands high temperature and vibration. This device offers excellent inductor performance in different kinds of applications in comparison with ceramic-based inductors, including noise suppression, differential oscillation, resonance conversion, primary noise and power control.

Working Principle

The works on a few basic principles. Basically, when a current flows through the device, an electromagnetic field is produced. This field is proportional to the amount of current that flows through the device. As the inductor controls and stores energy in the electromagnetic field, the amount of energy stored in the inductor depends on the magnitude of the current, the number of turns, as well as the magnetic properties of the core material.

The most common form of an inductor is a coil of wire, although some technology such as ‘nanowire’ creates different forms, such as a planar thin film. The wire core material can be either an air core, ferromagnetic core or an iron core. Air core inductors are the simplest type, but they usually have low inductance values. On the other hand, induced core inductors are more stable and can handle higher operating temperatures. Iron core inductors are the most common types of inductors and are typically used in high frequency applications because of their high inductance values.

Fixed inductors also have characteristics such as impedance, which is the amount of opposition or resistance the inductor offers to an alternating current. This opposition is produced by the inductor’s magnetic field and is measured in ohms, which is the unit for measuring impedance. The inductance of an inductor is determined by the number of turns of the wire, the wire’s cross-sectional area, and the permeability of the core material.

Another characteristic of fixed inductors is saturation, which is the point at which an inductor’s magnetic field becomes saturated and prevents the current from increasing further. When an inductor is saturated, the induction or force of the magnetic field is maximized and cannot be increased. As the strength of the magnetic field increases, the rate of current increase decreases.

The SLF10165T-2R2N6R3-3PF fixed inductor is a highly advantageous device as it offers low DC resistance, high inductance values, excellent efficiency and excellent temperature and vibration stability. It is widely used in numerous industries, such as automotive, telecommunications and industrial applications. This device is also used for power delivery and noise suppression in digital circuit boards.

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