12LRS156C

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Fixed inductors are passive electrical components that are used to store electrical energy in the form of magnetic fields. Inductors range in size and structure depending on the application for which they are being used, however the basic principles of operation remain the same. 12LRS156C is an example of such a component and it\'s application and working principle is explained here.

Structural Overview

The 12LRS156C is a relatively small, but effective inductor with a power rating of 1.80W, an inductance of 15.6uH and no DC current limit. It is constructed from an iron-based core with two layers of enameled copper wiring wound around it. The internal and external connections are soldered to the wiring using insulated wire crimp connections. An additional plastic shield is used to protect the internal wiring from environmental elements.

Application

The 12LRS156C is an effective inductor for use in high-frequency circuits, as well as low-power DC/DC converters, switching converters, and filter circuits. It is versatile enough to be used as an EMI filter, or as part of a differential line driver circuit. It is also suitable for working in both AC and DC frequencies, provided the parameters of the application match the specifications of the inductor.

Working Principle

The 12LRS156C follows the basic principles of induction, which state that when a current is applied to an inductor, it creates a magnetic field in the core of the device. This magnetic field is proportional in strength to the applied current, and is self-sustaining until the current is removed. Conversely, when a changing magnetic field is applied to the core, it inducing a current in the wiring windings and stored in the core. This current will continue to flow through the inductor, even after the external magnetic field has been removed.

Conclusion

The 12LRS156C is a versatile and effective inductor that can be used in a wide variety of applications. It operates on the same principles of induction that are present in all inductors, although the packaging and design of the 12LRS156C make it a particularly useful component in high-frequency and low-power circuits. It is important to verify that the parameters of the application are within the specified limits of the 12LRS156C before use.

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