104CDMCCDS-R15MC

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Fixed inductors are available in many designs and sizes, and can be used for a variety of applications. One type of inductor is the 104CDMCCDS-R15MC (104CDMCCDS-R15MC). It is a miniature SMD inductor with an induction stability up to 17mH. It is ideal for applications such as switching power supplies, switch mode power supplies, amplifiers and mobile devices.

The 104CDMCCDS-R15MC has a size of 5.4 x 5.0 mm, making it very compact and suitable for space-restricted designs. It also features a high fitting force, excellent moisture and temperature resistance, and a low reactive power coefficient. As an SMD product, it is easy to install and can be used with both through-hole and surface mount components. It has a maximum load of 80mA, a resistance range of 0.3Ω to 1.2Ω and a voltage rating of up to 16V.

The working principle of the 104CDMCCDS-R15MC is based on a property referred to as inductance that occurs when electric current flows through a coil of wire. As the current flows, a magnetic field is formed around the coil, which causes a force to be exerted on the coil, causing it to return to its original position. This force is referred to as inductance. The inductance of the 104CDMCCDS-R15MC is dependent on the number of turns in the coil, the diameter of the coil, the thickness of the wire, and the material used in the coil.

The 104CDMCCDS-R15MC produces inductance by producing eddy currents in a coil or core. The eddy currents generate energy in the form of a magnetic field that affects the circuit, allowing it to regulate the current and voltage of the circuit. By controlling the current and voltage, the inductor can regulate the power consumption and heat output of the device. This helps to make the device more efficient and improves its performance.

The 104CDMCCDS-R15MC has a wide range of applications, including switching power supplies, switch mode power supplies, amplifiers, and mobile devices. In switching power supplies, the inductor regulates the output current, preventing it from overloading the source and damaging the device. In switch mode power supplies, the inductor provides voltage and current control, allowing for the efficient switching of power sources. In amplifiers, the inductor helps control the gain of the amplifier and can be used to reduce distortion. In mobile devices, the inductor can also help reduce the load on the source.

The 104CDMCCDS-R15MC is an excellent choice for a variety of applications and can be used in a wide range of devices. Its small size, high fitting force, excellent moisture and temperature resistance, and low reactive power coefficient make it an ideal choice for space-restricted designs. Its ability to regulate current and voltage allows it to be used in higher efficiency devices with improved performance.

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