CLS8D28NP-150NC

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Fixed inductors are components that store electrical power inside a magnetic field. They are used in a variety of applications including radio transmitters, audio amplifiers, regulated power supplies and signal filtering. The CL8D28NP-150NC is a toroidal inductor used in electric power supplies.

Application Field

The CL8D28NP-150NC toroidal inductor is used widely in regulated power supplies and motor control systems. It can be found in HVAC systems, voltage regulators, fire alarm systems, lighting systems, industrial automation applications and other power conversion systems. It is also used in a variety of electronic circuits for filtering and conditioning input signals.

Working Principle

In a nutshell, the working principle of the CL8D28NP-150NC toroidal inductor is based on the way a magnetic field is created when electrically charged particles move through a wire. An electrical current passes through the wire creating a magnetic field around it. This magnetic field induces an electromotive force in any additional inductors that are near it. This electromotive force produces an opposing voltage across the inductor, which in turn creates a current in the inductor.

The CL8D28NP-150NC is designed to create a fixed inductance value with minimal power dissipation. The inductor is constructed with a toroidal ferromagnetic core with a number of copper windings around it. The copper windings are connected in series, and the inductance is proportional to the number of turns in the windings. The inductor also contains a copper shield that acts as a shield against radio frequency (RF) interference. Since the inductance created by the CL8D28NP-150NC is fixed, it does not vary with the current.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the CL8D28NP-150NC is a toroidal inductor used widely in regulated power supplies and motor control systems. It works by creating a magnetic field when the electrically charged particles move through a wire. The magnetic field then induces an electromotive force in any additional inductors in the vicinity, resulting in an opposing voltage across the inductor and creating a current within it. The CL8D28NP-150NC has a fixed inductance and is designed to dissipate minimal power.

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