CM252016-R47ML

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Fixed inductors are electronic components that store electric charge. They are also known as inductors, chokes, and coils. They are used in a variety of electronic circuits to filter signals, store energy, regulate voltage levels, and to provide power to various types of loads. The CM252016-R47ML is a type of fixed inductor that is designed to deliver reliable performance in harsh environmental conditions.

The CM252016-R47ML is a high-power, wide-range inductor designed for power supplies and other energy-related applications. It is an ideal choice for applications that require high energy efficiency, a wide operating temperature range, and high voltage and current capacity. The device has a high saturation current and a low profile. It is also resistant to overloads, surges, and short-circuit failures.

The CM252016-R47ML has an inductance of 47mH and a rated current of 25A. The operating temperature range of the device is -55°C to +105°C. It is available in various configurations, including surface mount, through-hole, and double side mount. The device also features an ultra-low profile of 22.2mm in order to fit into tight spaces. Additionally, the device is designed to be RoHS compliant.

In order to understand the working principle of the CM252016-R47ML, it is necessary to have an understanding of how an inductor works. An inductor is an electrical component that consists of a length of wire that is wound around an iron core. When an electrical current is passed through the wire, a magnetic field is created around it. The magnitude of this magnetic field is determined by the size of the core and the number of times the wire is wound around it.

The magnetic field around an inductor creates a reaction that is known as inductive reactance. This reactance opposes the current and causes an increase in the voltage across the inductor. This increase in voltage is called self-induction. The amount of voltage induced across the inductor is proportional to the magnitude of the current that is flowing through it. The amount of voltage induced is also proportional to the frequency at which the current is being applied. This is known as the inductance of an inductor.

The CM252016-R47ML is designed to have a high inductance, so that it can store more energy and regulate the voltage levels in the circuit. It is also designed to be highly reliable, with a wide operating temperature range and a high current capacity. The device also has an ultra-low profile, allowing it to be used in tight spaces. This makes the CM252016-R47ML an ideal choice for power supplies and other energy-related applications.

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