CLS5D11NP-150NC

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Fixed inductors are electrical components primarily intended to store energy or make a stable current available for a single circuit or signal line. These inductors create their electric field in the form of a magnetic flux when current is applied. Fixed inductors are used in a variety of electrical and electronic applications such as air conditioners, power supplies, switching power supplies, and many others. The CLS5D11NP-150NC is a popular fixed inductor for many of these applications. It is designed to provide a reliable and economical solution for customers who need a quality inductor in their system.

The CLS5D11NP-150NC fixed inductor is constructed from a small toroid core with two enamel-insulated copper wires measuring 0.8 mm in diameter. The wires are wound around the core and wrapped with an insulative sleeve. This construction results in a linear inductance value of 150 nH, which is suitable for most general-purpose applications. In addition, the part boasts low power loss in the form of resistance characteristics, with only 0.1 ohms of resistance. It also maintains a high inductance value despite high operating temperatures and is capable of handling up to 250 mA of direct current.

The primary application of the CLS5D11NP-150NC fixed inductor is in the circuits of DC-DC converters and critical RF applications. It can also be used in the feedback and output circuitry of an audio amplifier, to block DC components from entering the audio signal. In switching power supplies, the CLS5D11NP-150NC can be used to control the power regulation of the system, mitigating the effects of mal operation and providing a stable current. Furthermore, the inductor is suitable for mains EMI suppression and filtering, allowing the sensitive components behind it to remain unaffected by interference.

The working principle of the CLS5D11NP-150NC fixed inductor is based on Faraday\'s law of induction. When an electrical current passes through the inductor, its wire coils generate a magnetic field, which in turn induces an EMF in the wire within the inductor. This EMF opposes the increasing current, which then reduces the current flowing through the coil. This action provides the inductor with a measurable static inductance, as determined by the number of turns present in the winding and the material used in the core.

In summary, the CLS5D11NP-150NC is a fixed inductor designed for a variety of applications. Its construction from a toroid core and copper wires ensures a linear inductance of 150 nH, with low power losses. This electrical component is most suitable for DC-DC converters, RF applications, audio amplifiers, and EMI suppression circuits. The working principle behind this inductor is based on Faraday\'s law of induction, which involves the generation of a magnetic field in the space surrounding the inductor and induces a voltage in the circuit. The inductance of this inductor is determined by the number of turns present in the winding and the material used in the core.

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