CDR6D23MNNP-390NC

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Fixed inductors are devices that form part of the electrical circuitry of electronic devices. They are also commonly known as "chokes", "coils" or "bobbins", and are used to induce an electrical resistance to current. The CDR6D23MNNP-390NC, a type of fixed inductor, has various applications and a specific working principle behind its operations.

Application Field

The CDR6D23MNNP-390NC is widely used in high frequency switch mode power supplies (SMPS) for telecommunications applications including base station power supplies, as well as military and aerospace electronics. It is also suitable for board level electronic circuits to reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI) and ripple, when filtering high frequency signals. Moreover, the device can be installed in automotive power systems to control the power lines or downlines.

Additionally, the CDR6D23MNNP-390NC can be employed in switching regulators and microprocessor systems to integrate noise and voltage transient suppression. Similarly, the device can be utilized in bipolar and unipolar pulse circuits, in order to cleanse the power and avoid oscillation.

Working Principle

Inductors are usually composed of a coil of conducting wires, which induce a magnetic field. This creates a change in potential energy. When the CDR6D23MNNP-390NC is connected to a power source, it creates a circuit, which allows current to flow. As the current passes through the coil of wires, a magnetic field is created. This, in turn, induces a voltage, which is proportional to the rate of change of current. Hence, the inductor exhibits an impedance, or opposition to the flow of current, which is inversely proportional to the frequency of the applied current.

The CDR6D23MNNP-390NC has two primary components; the wound-coil, and the core. The wound-coil, typically made of copper or aluminum is constructed by winding many turns of insulated wire around a cylindrical core. The core, which is typically made of a ferrous material, concentrates the magnetic field created by the current. The windings and core work by storing a certain amount of energy as a result of the changing current. This stored energy is released when the current stops flowing, allowing the inductor to generate a smaller voltage.

Conclusion

The CDR6D23MNNP-390NC is a type of fixed inductor. It is suitable for a wide range of applications, including high frequency SMPS, board level power electronics, automotive power systems, and switching regulators. The device works by inducing an electrical resistance to current, mainly due to its two main components - the wound-coil, and core, which concentrate the magnetic field created by the current. As the current changes, the inductor\'s resistance also varies accordingly.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference