CDPH45D13FHF-100MC Inductors, Coils, Chokes

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Fixed inductors are widely used in many applications, and CDPH45D13FHF-100MC is one of them. It is an inductor that has a fixed inductance and its inductance does not change even when the applied voltage changes. It can be found in various types of equipment, including radios, television receivers, and other electronic circuits.

The CDPH45D13FHF-100MC fixed inductor is a three-phase balanced type of inductor. It is made up of a ferrite core, wire, and magnet wire. It has an operating temperature range of -55°C to 125°C. Although it has a low profile form factor, it has a high current capacity and a high inductance. It can reach up to 500mA current capacity. The resonant frequency at 50% voltage drop is 20 to 40kHz.

The main application for the CDPH45D13FHF-100MC inductor is in high-frequency switching and regulating circuits. It can be used in voltage regulators, transient suppressors, high-frequency motor control and cellular base station DC-DC converters. Due to its low profile form factor, it is also suitable for use in space-constrained applications such as smartphones and laptops.

The working principle of a fixed inductor is based on the concept of magnetic flux. As electric current flows through the inductor’s wire, a magnetic flux is generated. This flux links the turns of the inductor’s wire and creates an opposing force to the flow of electric current through the wire. This opposing force, known as inductive reactance, is what limits the flow of electric current and thus creates the inductor’s inductance. The magnitude of the inductance is determincd by the number of turns in the wire and the material of the core.

In summary, the CDPH45D13FHF-100MC fixed inductor is a three-phase balanced type of inductor, suitable for use in high-frequency switching and regulating circuits. Additionally, its low profile form factor makes it suitable for space-constrained applications. The inductor works by generating a magnetic flux, which creates an opposing force to the current, limiting the flow of electric current.

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