CM100505-47NJL

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Fixed inductors are electrical components designed to store energy in the form of an electromagnetic field. They are commonly used in high-frequency electronics designs, where they have the capability to keep current stable over periods of time. A common type of fixed inductor, the CM100505-47NJL, is widely used in a variety of applications. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the CM100505-47NJL.

The CM100505-47NJL is a high-value, fixed inductor with a rated inductance of 100uH. It has a current rating of 7.5A and a rated DC resistance of 0.591Ω. The inductor measures 22mm × 17mm × 12mm, making it suitable for printed circuit board (PCB) layouts. It is designed for operation up to 200MHz and temperatures up to 125°C. Furthermore, it has high saturation current levels and excellent thermal stability. Its inductance stability is also reliable, staying below ± 20% over a wide range of temperature and current conditions.

The CM100505-47NJL can be used in a wide range of applications. It is commonly used in power circuits requiring high inductance values such as power factor correction (PFC) circuits, switched-mode power supplies (SMPS) circuits, employment converter circuits, and DC/DC converter circuits. Additionally, the CM100505-47NJL is also used in radio-frequency (RF) circuits and telecommunication devices, such as high-frequency amplifiers, filters, clocks, and oscillators.

The working principle behind the CM100505-47NJL is based on the principles of electromagnetic induction. When a current is applied to the inductor’s winding, a magnetic field is created. This magnetic field is created in opposition to the current flow, which causes a voltage to be induced at the terminal ends of the inductor. The size of the voltage is dependent on the amount of current and the inductance of the inductor. As the current increases, the magnetic field created by the inductor opposes the current flow, which in turn increases the voltage across the inductor. This causes the inductor to “resist” any further changes in current. Therefore, the inductors “stores” energy in the form of the magnetic field.

In conclusion, the CM100505-47NJL is a high-value, fixed inductor that is widely used in a variety of applications. It is designed for operation up to 200MHz and temperatures up to 125°C. It has a rated inductance of 100uH and a current rating of 7.5A. Furthermore, it has high saturation current levels and excellent thermal stability. The working principle of the fixed inductor is based on electromagnetic induction in which a current causes a magnetic field to be created, resulting in a voltage induction.

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