SRP1038A-8R2M Inductors, Coils, Chokes

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The SRP1038A-8R2M Fixed Inductor is a versatile product that is designed for use in a wide variety of applications. This component is especially suitable for power applications that require a higher inductance than typical surface-mount inductors. The SRP1038A-8R2M is built with a ferrite core and is encased in a thermally conductive epoxy resin. This provides for reliable operation, even under extreme temperatures. The component is rated at up to 100 amps of sustained current. The SRP1038A-8R2M Fixed Inductor also features an integrated thermal fuse to protect against electrical overloads and heat damage.

The SRP1038A-8R2M Fixed Inductor is suitable for applications where higher current is needed. It can be used in power supplies, switching regulators, and other DC/DC converters. It can be used in applications such as high-power LEDs, and in automotive and industrial controls. The component is also widely used in consumer electronics, such as in electronic gaming hardware and mobile devices.

The working principle of the SRP1038A-8R2M Fixed Inductor is based on Faraday’s law of induction. This law states that a coil of wire will generate a magnetic field when an electric current flows through it. This field can induce an electric current in the coil, which is known as the induced current. It is this induced current that is used to carry the power in the SRP1038A-8R2M Fixed Inductor. The component is designed to maintain a given inductance over a wide range of frequencies, providing power efficiency and consistent performance over the life of the component.

The SRP1038A-8R2M Fixed Inductor is a versatile and reliable component for many power applications. It is designed to provide a high inductance in a small package, and its integrated thermal fuse protects against overloads and thermally-induced damage. It is suitable for a range of applications from consumer electronics to automotive and industrial controls. The component is based on Faraday\'s law of induction, utilizing the magnetic field to induce an electric current and carry the power in the inductor.

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