2.2 mH ±30% Common Mode Filter Ferrite Toroidal Inductor 16A Idc 7.1mΩ Rdc Magnetic Core Toroidal Power Line Choke Coil

2.2 mH ±30% Common Mode Filter Ferrite Toroidal Inductor 16A Idc 7.1mΩ Rdc Magnetic Core Toroidal Power Line Choke Coil

General

26S Series Toroidal Inductors
26S3543N040 Series are Current-Compensated Ring Core double choke with a Ferrite Core
Polycarbonate base plate and spacer (UL 94 V-0)
Sector winding

Suitable for wave soldering
Approx. 1% stray inductance for symmetrical interference suppression thus ideal for
Suppression of common-mode interferences and in Switch-mode applications

Electrical Parameters

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What is a Toroid Inductor?

A toroid inductor, used in electronic circuits, is an insulated coil that is wire wound on a ring-shaped form which is made of powdered iron, ferrite or another material. A toroid inductor is mostly used at low frequencies where large inductances are required. Toroid inductors have more inductance per turn, and can carry more current, than solenoids with a core of similar material and size.

Types of Toroid Inductors

There are many different kinds of toroid inductors and at Future Electronics we stock many of the most common types categorized by Case Size/Dimension, Current Rating, Nominal Inductance, DC Resistance, Packaging type and Tolerance. The parametric filters on our website can help refine your search results depending on the required specifications.

The most common sizes for DC Resistance are 5 mΩ, 19 mΩ, 20 mΩ, 22 mΩ, 50 mΩ, 55 mΩ and 550 mΩ. Nominal Inductance can be between 10 µH and 920 µH, with the most common toroid inductors having a Nominal Inductance of 25 µH, 28 µH, 50 µH, 51 µH, 75 µH and 100 µH.

Applications for Toroid Inductors

Toroid inductors are used in medical devices, telecommunications, musical instruments, industrial controls, refrigeration equipment, ballasts, electronic clutches, electronic brakes, in the aerospace & nuclear fields, in air conditioner equipment and in amplifiers. Other applications include noise filtering for switching regulators, power supplies, power amplifiers and triac control circuits.

Choosing the Right Toroid Inductor

When you are looking for the right toroid inductors, with the aolittel parametric search, you can filter the results by various attributes: by Tolerance (± 50 %, ± 10 %,…), Current Rating (from 5.1 mA to 16 A) and Nominal Inductance (up to 920 µH) to name a few. You will be able to find the right toroid inductors from several manufacturers that can be used as common mode inductors, a toroidal coil, smt inductors or for circuits that may require toroid coils.