Characteristics of Inductors: Introduction to Current and Voltage in Inductors 1

An inductor is a passi resistive element used to store magnetic field energy. It is composed of one or more coils that generate a magnetic field when current is passed through. The characteristics of CYISM560BSXC inductor include self inductance, current voltage relationship, frequency response, etc. The following is an introduction to the characteristics of inductors and the relationship between current and voltage in inductors:  diode

1. Self Introduction:

Self inductance is an important characteristic of inductors, which refers to the magnetic field generated when current passes through the inductor, causing an induced electromotive force inside the inductor. This induced electromotive force will hinder the change of current and convert a portion of electrical energy into magnetic field energy stored in the inductor. Self inductance can be described by a parameter called inductance, measured in Henry.diode

2. Current voltage relationship:

In inductors, there is a specific relationship between current and voltage. According to Ohm's Law, the relationship between the voltage of an inductor and the current passing through it can be expressed by the following formula:diode