5614

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Fixed inductors represent vital components of many electronic systems. As such, it is not surprising that they come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, each with its own peculiar working principle. The 5614 is no exception.

The 5614 is specifically designed for use in low-power switching regulators, DC-DC converters, and low-voltage amplifier applications. Its operating environment revolves around a temperature range of -10 to +50 degrees Celsius, at a frequency of up to 4MHz and a rated DC current of 1.5A. This inductor features special soft saturation characteristics, along with a relatively high current rating requiring less derating, and a low DC resistance for reduced-power loss.

Fixed inductors are typically based on the principles of magnetic induction. The 5614 is no different. The energy generated by 5614 comes from its odd-form toroid core and winding layer, combined with the frequency provided by the users’ power sources. Since the inductors are based on magnetic induction, the level of induced current is determined by the strength of the magnetic field as well as the amount of current passed through the winding layer. The stronger the magnetic field, the higher the inductor’s current rating. Similarly, as the amount of current passed through the winding layer increases, the magnetic field also increases, raising the amount of energy produced by the fixed inductor.

The 5614 provides many advantages over its predecessors, setting it apart from other fixed inductor options. For starters, its soft saturation characteristics allow it to have the highest current rating – up to 1.5A – of any fixed inductor in similar applications. In addition, the 5614 comes with a lower DC resistance compared to other inductors, resulting in a reduced power loss. Finally, its 4MHz frequency rating is the highest amongst comparable fixed inductors.

To sum up, the 5614 is an ideal choice for low-power switching regulators, DC-DC converters, and low-voltage amplifier applications. It is superior to other options, featuring a higher current rating, lower DC resistance, and faster frequency rating. The 5614 operates within a temperature range of -10 to 50 degrees Celsius, at a frequency of 4MHz and a current rating of 1.5A, thanks to its odd-form toroid core and winding layer.

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