CDRH6D12LDNP-4R7NC

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Fixed inductors are a common form of electronic component, and the CDRH6D12LDNP-4R7NC is an example of this type of device. The CDRH6D12LDNP-4R7NC is a surface-mount inductor with a 6.8 mH inductance and tolerance of ±20%. It is wound on an iron-based core, giving it an operating temperature range of -55°C to +125°C and a saturation current of 1.6 amps. This makes it suitable for a wide range of applications.

The main application field of the CDRH6D12LDNP-4R7NC is in power supplies and circuit protection applications. It can be used as an inductor in an AC-DC converter circuit, with the inductor helping to regulate the current as it changes direction. In this way, the CDRH6D12LDNP-4R7NC helps to manage the voltage and current within a circuit, helping to minimize power losses. In addition to this, the inductor can be used to help protect circuits against excess current by acting as an over-current protection device.

The working principle of the CDRH6D12LDNP-4R7NC is simple and relies solely on the properties of electricity. When current passes through the inductor, a magnetic field is created which generates an opposing voltage, with the magnitude increasing as the current increases. This opposes the flow of current, creating a ‘back-EMF’ which just serves to reduce the current that flows through the circuit. In this way, it helps to regulate the flow of current by reducing peak currents, helping to protect signals and components from damage caused by excessive current.

In summary, the CDRH6D12LDNP-4R7NC is a fixed inductor with a 6.8 mH inductance and ±20% tolerance that is suitable for power supply and circuit protection applications. It is wound on an iron-based core, allowing for operation within a temperature range of -55°C to +125°C and a saturation current of 1.6 amps. The inductor is able to regulate current by causing a back-EMF that can help to protect sensitive components from damage caused by peak current.

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