CM100505-12NJL

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Fixed Inductors

Inductors are one of the most common passive electrical components. They are also known as “chokes” because they block direct current but allow alternating current to pass. The simple structure of a fixed inductor consists of a soft iron core, and a coil of copper wire wrapped around it. The core of an inductor helps carry the magnetic field created by the electric current that passes through the inductor, while the wire coils add resistance, so that the inductor block direct current.

The CM100505-12NJL is a fixed inductor which is used for an array of circuit applications. It has a low dc resistance of 0.1 Ohms and a rated current of 1.5A. It comes with a standard inductance of 1µH±20%. The inductor is made of materials that have excellent electrical properties and are rugged in performance. The internal construction of the component makes it suitable for a wide variety of device applications including radio frequency communication transmitters and receivers, voltage converters and switching power designs.

The working principle of a fixed inductor is based on the principle of electromagnetic induction. When current passes through the inductor, it creates an electromagnetic field. This electromagnetic field then induces an electromotive force, and induces a self-induced voltage in the inductor’s winding. This self induced voltage opposes the flow of current and causes the inductor to act as a resistor. This effect is also known as “back EMF”, or “counter EMF”, and is used to control the inductor’s overall resistance.

Fixed inductors are used in a wide variety of applications such as temperature control systems, voltage regulation, and various other instrumentation devices. In addition to controlling both the current and voltage of a large group of electrical components, fixed inductors are also used to reduce the amount of radio and other electromagnetic interference produced by a device. The presence of fixed inductors in a device reduces the overall radiated electromagnetic noise, which in turn prevents the device from emitting signals that interfere with radio transmissions.

In conclusion, CM100505-12NJL is a fixed inductor which is used for various circuit applications. It comes with a low DC resistance and a rated current of 1.5A. Its working principle is based on the principle of electromagnetic induction, in which the self-induced voltage opposes the flow of current and acts as a resistor. Fixed inductors can be used in temperature control systems, voltage regulation, radio frequency communication devices, and other instrumentation devices.

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