CLF5030NIT-1R5N-D

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Fixed inductors are one of the many types of electronic components available in the market today. The fixed inductors consist of a coil of wire wrapped around a ferrite core or other type of material, and are used to store energy in the form of an electromagnetic field. A fixed inductor can be used to store a specific amount of energy, and then released when needed. CLF5030NIT-1R5N-D is one such fixed inductor available in the market today.

The CLF5030NIT-1R5N-D is a miniature surface-mount fixed inductor that operates between -40°C and +85°C. It has a rated inductance of 10nH and a DC resistance of 0.75Ω. Its inductor features a high Q factor of 190 and tight current limits of 0.2A and 0.5A respectively. This makes it ideal for use in high frequency applications such as switching power supplies, DC/DC converter and voltage regulators.

The working principle of the CLF5030NIT-1R5N-D is simple and straightforward. It is a passive electrical component that works based on the principles of electromagnetism. When an electrical current passes through the inductor, it produces an electromagnetic field surrounding it. This creates an induced voltage, which opposes the original current flow and results in the generation of a magnetic flux around the inductor. This magnetic flux is proportional to the amount of current and polarity of the current.

CLF5030NIT-1R5N-D is suitable for use in a wide variety of application fields such as portable electronics, automotive electronics, LED lighting, consumer electronics, power converters, and more. It is also suitable for use in power filter applications, voltage regulators, timer circuits, and other data processing circuits. It can also be used as a current-limiting device to protect delicate electronic components from voltage spikes.

To summarize, the CLF5030NIT-1R5N-D is a fixed inductor that is suitable for use in a wide variety of application fields. It operates based on the principles of electromagnetism and works by producing an induced voltage that opposes the original current flow. It has a high Q factor, tight current limits, and can be used to protect delicate electronic components from voltage spikes. It is thus an indispensable part of modern electronics.

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