Mr RB
Well-Known Member
Hi again, i just checked the inductor formula for henries, voltage and current and had a go at the inductor value;
"applied voltage across L1 = 7.35v
current rise = 0 to 1.19A in 31uS"
Formula is (I believe, thanks to Wiki);
L = volts/(di / dt)
L = 7.35 / (1.19A / 0.000031 secs)
L = 0.000191 H = 191 uH.
Since the commercial wound inductors always seem to skimp on turns (bean counters in management?) and have low values I would bet that was sold as a "220 uH" part.
Altronics have it listed as; 220uH, 3A, 27mm diameter and 120 milliohms
the part actually is; 191uH, 3A, 24mm diameter and 32 millioms (measured at 1A, maybe 45 milliohms at 3A).
"applied voltage across L1 = 7.35v
current rise = 0 to 1.19A in 31uS"
Formula is (I believe, thanks to Wiki);
L = volts/(di / dt)
L = 7.35 / (1.19A / 0.000031 secs)
L = 0.000191 H = 191 uH.
Since the commercial wound inductors always seem to skimp on turns (bean counters in management?) and have low values I would bet that was sold as a "220 uH" part.
Altronics have it listed as; 220uH, 3A, 27mm diameter and 120 milliohms
the part actually is; 191uH, 3A, 24mm diameter and 32 millioms (measured at 1A, maybe 45 milliohms at 3A).