2218-H-RC 2115 High Current Toroidal DIP Inductor is a passive electronic device widely used in electronic circuits. It is an insulated coil that is a wire wound on a ring-shaped form that is made of different materials, such as powdered iron, ferrite, or another material.
A toroidal inductor is mostly used where large inductance is required. Toroidal inductors have more inductance per turn and can carry more current than solenoids with a core of similar material and size
Features:
- DC/DC converter, EMI filter applications
- Low radiation
- Low core loss
- High current capacity
- Horizontal or vertical mount
- Low cost
- Operating temperature -55 to +105 C