125CDMCCDS-R36MC

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Inductors are standard power components that can be used in many electrical applications. Fixed inductors are one of the oldest forms of passive components and are used in almost every type of electronic circuit imaginable. The 125CDMCCDS-R36MC is a type of fixed inductor that is widely used in a variety of applications. In this article, we will discuss the 125CDMCCDS-R36MC’s application field and working principle in detail.

The 125CDMCCDS-R36MC fixed inductor is a member of the CDMCCDs family of fixed inductors manufactured by Maeda Coil, Inc. The model offers superior characteristics, including high reliability, high heat resistance and low E-Field (EMI) characteristics. This makes it an ideal choice for automotive, power supply, computer, consumer, and other challenging applications that have very stringent demands.

The 125CDMCCDS-R36MC fixed inductor has a high inductance range of 0.010μH-2.2μH. It operates in the frequency range of 0-100kHz. The device features low DCR values and offers 0.30Ω tolerance. The 125CDMCCDS-R36MC also has a wide temperature range of -40°C to 125°C and peak magnetic flux density of 4500 Gauss. The device is also RoHS compliant, making it environmentally friendly.

In terms of application field, the 125CDMCCDS-R36MC fixed inductor is mainly used in automotive, power supply, computer, consumer, and other challenging applications. It is widely used in engine control units, door locks, power supply, air conditioning systems, central locking systems, on-board computers, automotive navigation systems, consumer products, automotive-networking systems, and other automotive applications. The device is also suitable for use in high-frequency and high-power applications such as lighting, motors, and audio equipment.

Moving on to the working principle of the 125CDMCCDS-R36MC fixed inductor, it is based on the principle of self inductance. Self inductance is the ability of a conductor to create a magnetic field when current is passed through it. When current is applied to an inductor, a magnetic field is generated and this field induces an electromotive force in the same circuit, in the opposite direction, which opposes the change in current flow. The device stores energy in the form of a magnetic field and it takes time for the magnetic field to collapse, so the current in the circuit is sustained for a certain period of time.

The 125CDMCCDS-R36MC fixed inductor also has the ability to filter out electromagnetic interference (EMI). EMI is unwanted noise or interference in circuit operation, which can cause system errors or instability. The device’s self-resonance feature drastically reduces EMI. This makes it an ideal choice for automotive, power supply, computer, consumer, and other challenging applications that have very stringent EMI requirements.

In conclusion, the 125CDMCCDS-R36MC fixed inductor is a reliable, energy-efficient device that is suitable for a variety of applications, particularly those with strict EMI requirements. It features a wide temperature range, high reliability, high heat resistance, low DCR values, and low EMI characteristics. The device also has the ability to filter out EMI. Understanding the application field and working principle of the 125CDMCCDS-R36MC fixed inductor is essential for engineers that are designing digital circuits and devices.

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