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Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors, also known as discrete inductors, are passive electrical components made up of a coil of wire enclosed in a magnetic core. They are used to provide electrical energy for a range of different applications, from power supplies to signal filtering. The most commonly used type of fixed inductor is the SRP6030CA-2R2M.

Application Field

The SRP6030CA-2R2M fixed inductor is often used in power supply designs where the load current is in the moderate range. Due to its low DC resistance, it is also suitable for applications such as DC/DC converters, on/off line power supplies, wide frequency range converters, and power supplies.

The inductor is also used in audio and video systems, where its high current capability and low DC resistance makes it suitable for high power output designs. It is also used in digital signal processing applications, such as in filters used to reduce noise and enhance audio and video signals.

Working Principle

Fixed inductors work on the basic principle of electromagnetic induction. When a current is applied to an inductor, a magnetic field is created by the current. This magnetic field induces a voltage which is opposed to the current. As the current flows through the inductor, the magnetic flux increases, which induces a greater voltage. This increase in voltage is called self-inductance or inductive reactance.

The SRP6030CA-2R2M fixed inductor is designed to provide a precise amount of inductance. It has a large current rating, excellent temperature stability and low DC resistance, making it a reliable and efficient component for a range of applications.

Conclusion

The SRP6030CA-2R2M fixed inductor is a popular and reliable component used in a range of applications. It has a high current rating, low DC resistance, and good temperature stability. Its working principle is based on the principle of electromagnetic induction, where an induced voltage is formed due to the increase in magnetic flux. This allows the inductor to be used in power supply designs, audio and video systems, and digital signal processing applications.

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