L-14W51NKV4E

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Fixed inductors are electrical components used to store energy in a magnetic field. These components are capable of controlling the flow of current in different circuits, allowing for modifications to the process of electrical current control. As such, they are important components in communication, control and power management systems.
The L-14W51NKV4E fixed inductor is designed for applications in industrial robots, servo drives, and other power supply systems. It is fabricated with an etched ferrite core surrounded by a copper coil, and has an operating range of -55°C to +105°C, with a short-term overload rating of up to 90A. Its high current handling capability makes it ideal for industrial applications. The inductor also features excellent thermal characteristics, allowing it to deliver stable inductance over time even when heating and cooling occur.

The operating principle of the L-14W51NKV4E fixed inductor is relatively straightforward. When current passes through the inductor, a voltage is induced in the coil, creating a magnetic field. This magnetic field stores energy, which helps control the current by effectively reducing its rate of change. This effectively reduces the pulse width modulation, improving the stability of the circuit. The L-14W51NKV4E is able to achieve this with its high current capacity, making it ideal for industrial applications.

Overall, the L-14W51NKV4E fixed inductor is an important component in industrial applications, providing stable energy storage and current control. It is capable of delivering a high current of up to 90A, and its excellent thermal characteristics allow it to maintain a stable inductance at different temperatures. Its operating principle involves inducing a voltage in a coil, which creates a magnetic field to store energy and help control current.

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