Physics, asked by bpgaikwad1772, 12 days ago

How do you calculate the temperature rise of an inductor?

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Answered by nehasagare40gmailcom

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If we assume that the nominal DCR is 80% of the maximum DCR specified, the calculation is: (0.48 A)2 × (0.8 × 1.2 Ohms) = 0.221 W = 221 mW. Therefore, approximately 221 mW of power causes the temperature of this inductor to rise ~15°C.

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