CDR74NP-121MC

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Fixed inductors are used in a wide variety of applications. The CDR74NP-121MC is one such inductor designed for electronics applications. This article will describe the application field and working principle of the CDR74NP-121MC.

Application Field

The CDR74NP-121MC fixed inductor is a high-performance device designed for use in a wide range of electronics applications. Its application field includes power supplies, EMI filtering, signal coupling and decoupling, RF and IF circuits, switch mode power supplies (SMPS), and other applications requiring an inductor. Its low profile makes it ideal for applications that require a small form factor.

Working Principle

An inductor is a component that stores energy in a magnetic field and releases it when needed. The CDR74NP-121MC fixed inductor works on this principle. It consists of an insulated copper wire wound around a magnetic core which is usually made of a ferrite material. When an electrical current flows through the inductor, it produces a magnetic field around it. This magnetic field then induces a voltage in the wire and the current continues to flow. The strength of the voltage and current depends on the inductance of the device.

The CDR74NP-121MC fixed inductor has a relatively high inductance, which means that it can store a significant amount of energy. It also has a low DC resistance, a low profile, and is rated for a maximum current of 1.5A. This makes it suitable for a wide variety of applications ranging from power supplies and EMI filtering to RF and IF circuits.

Conclusion

The CDR74NP-121MC fixed inductor is a high-performance device designed for a wide range of electronics applications. It has a high inductance, low DC resistance, and low profile which make it ideal for applications that require a small form factor. Its application field includes power supplies, EMI filtering, signal coupling and decoupling, RF and IF circuits, switch mode power supplies (SMPS), and other applications requiring an inductor. The device works on the principle of storing energy in a magnetic field and releasing it when needed.}

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