5142-153K

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Fixed inductors are electrical components that store energy for later use. They are commonly used in power electronics, electrical engineering, and computer applications. They are commonly seen in motor controls, switchers, and other equipment that require an efficient, reliable energy source. Typically, fixed inductors are implemented in circuit designs to either store energy, reduce ripple, filter signals, or assist in switching operations.

The 5142-153K fixed inductor is a multi-layer, non-inductively wound, toroidal surfaced device. It is capable of storing up to 10µF of energy and offers a high L/R ratio to improve efficiency of energy storage and reduce power dissipation. This inductor is often used for high power switching and has been optimized for harsh environment use. The device is comprised of alternating ceramic and epoxy surfaces to provide insulation and superior performance.

The 5142-153K offers excellent performance in fast switching operations and is especially suitable for thick-film hybrid integrated circuit applications. Due to its high-performance characteristics, this device can be used effectively in regulated DC-DC converters, switched capacitor designs, and buck and boost circuits. The device has been designed to meet stringent requirements of automotive and industrial applications, including AEC-Q200 compliant reliability and endurance specifications.

The 5142-153K is often used in switch-mode power supplies, motor control applications, and high-power amplifiers. Its high-frequency performance is well-suited for these applications; it can handle up to 200kHz and is highly stable, offering low ESR and ripple current. The device is also able to withstand temperatures up to 110°C and is compatible with most circuit boards.

The 5142-153K fixed inductor’s working principle is based on Faraday’s law of induction. This law states that whenever a conductor carrying a current is placed in a changing magnetic flux continuum, an electromotive force is induced in the conductor. This electromotive force is proportional to the rate of change of the flux and the conduction of the conductor. The energy stored in the 5142-153K is based on Faraday’s law and is stored in the form of an electromagnetic field.

The 5142-153K has been designed with state-of-the-art technology and quality assurance. It offers a high L/R ratio for efficient power storage and low ESR to reduce power dissipation. The device is also able to reliably handle high-frequency operations and is compatible with most circuit boards. Due to its exceptional performance capabilities and robust construction, the 5142-153K fixed inductor is an ideal choice for applications requiring reliable and efficient energy storage.

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