0925-153H

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Fixed inductors are used in a variety of electronic circuits to store and transfer energy. They are widely used in power supply, signal conditioning, radio frequency (RF) circuits, and wave shaping, among many other uses. The 0925-153H is a surface-mountable inductor designed for use in DC-to-DC switching power supply applications.

The 0925-153H inductor has an inductance value of 1.5 µH and a saturation current rating of 1.2 A. It is a low-profile surface-mount component that can easily fit in circuit boards with limited space. The inductor size is 0.94 mm x 2.0 mm x 1.5 mm with a 0.5-inch pigtail lead length.

The primary objective of the 0925-153H inductor is to provide a stable and efficient DC-to-DC power conversion. It helps to reduce switching loss to increase the efficiency of the power supply. The inductor also acts as a choke for the high induced current in an AC system. The inductor helps reduce the ringing effect generated by the switching of the transformer.

The 0925-153H inductor works on the principle of Faraday’s law of induction. The basic idea of Faraday’s law of induction is that a changing magnetic field induces an electric current in a conductor. In the context of the 0925-153H inductor, the inductor is composed of two coils which are wound around each other. When an alternating current passes through one of the coils, there will be a changing magnetic field which will induce a current in the other coil. This induced current is then passed to the circuit, thus provides the desired power conversion.

The 0925-153H inductor is an invaluable component for many applications. It is an ideal choice for low-profile, high-efficiency and low-loss designs. Its compact size has allowed it to be used in more densely packed electronics applications. The 0925-153H is a versatile and reliable choice for any application that requires an inductor with high efficiency.

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