CAL45VB150K

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Fixed inductors are integral components of electrical and electronic equipment. They are designed to store electrical energy in a magnetic field and release it when required. They are used to prevent against short-circuiting of power supplies, power-line noise interference, and introduce phase shifting in signal circuits, among other things. The CAL45UB150K is one of the fixed inductors manufactured by Pittman, and is an excellent choice for use in such applications.

The CAL45UB150K is designed with a printed circuit board, and is constructed of two parts- the core and an encapsulating body with a molded Nylon tip. The core is made from high quality Low-Carbon steel that has been heat treated for superior strength and low deflection. The encapsulating body is constructed from a ceramic material that has excellent electrical insulation properties. The Nylon tip is designed to prevent wear and tear on the inductor during operation.

The CAL45UB150K is designed for use in a wide variety of applications, including automotive, industrial, HVAC, and power supplies. It is particularly well suited for the automotive industry due to its high current capacity and low DC resistance characteristics. In automotive applications, the CAL45UB150K is used to introduce phase shifting and reduce ripple in power supplies. It is also used to reduce electromagnetic noise from power-line interference.

In order to ensure the highest quality performance, the inductor is tested for compliance to UL safety standards. The test measures various parameters such as maximum operating temperature, maximum power dissipation, and tolerance to mechanical shock and vibration. In addition, the CAL45UB150K is tested for conformance to EN55022 electromagnetic compliance standards.

The working principle of the CAL45UB150K is simple. When an electrical current is applied to the inductor, a magnetic field is generated. This magnetic field collapses when the electrical current is removed. As the field is collapsing, it generates a voltage which is opposite to the direction of the current. This voltage is then used to induce a current in a circuit. The induced current is referred to as an "alternating current" and its magnitude can be adjusted using the value of the inductance.

In summary, the CAL45UB150K is an excellent choice of fixed inductor for a variety of applications. It is manufactured with a printed circuit board, high quality Low-Carbon steel core, and ceramic encapsulating body that enhances its electrical insulation properties. Furthermore, it has been tested for compliance to UL and EN55022 standards, ensuring its performance. Finally, its working principle relies on the generation and collapse of a magnetic field, in order to induce an alternating current.

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