SRP1045-R36Y

Fixed inductors are passive components used to produce electrical current flow. The SRP1045-R36Y is a popular fixed inductor that is used in a variety of applications. It is a small, low-profile surface-mount component that can be used in tight pitch applications. This article will discuss the application fields and working principle of the SRP1045-R36Y.

The SRP1045-R36Y is best suited for applications where a small size and low profile are essential. It is often used in telecommunications, consumer electronics, automotive and aerospace applications. It can be used in power management, signal processing, timing, AC/DC conversion, protection circuits and many more. The SRP1045-R36Y is designed to operate with a voltage rating of up to 36 volts and a current rating of up to 10 amps.

The working principle of the SRP1045-R36Y is based on the generation of an induced current by magnetic fields. The inductor consists of two coils, each wound around a core made of a ferrite material. When an electrical current flows through one of the coils, it creates a changing magnetic field, which induces a current in the other coil. This process is known as inductance and is the basis for all inductors. The SRP1045-R36Y includes additional features such as a shielding can, a suppression diode and an internal heat sink to help dissipate the generated heat.

In conclusion, the SRP1045-R36Y is a a small, low-profile fixed inductor that can be used in a variety of applications. It operates with a voltage rating of up to 36 volts and a current rating of up to 10 amps. The operating principle of the SRP1045-R36Y is based on the generation of an induced current by magnetic fields. Additionally, this inductor includes additional features such as a shielding can, a suppression diode and an internal heat sink to help dissipate the generated heat.