CMD4D06NP-100MC

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Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors, also known as inductors, are passive electrical components that create magnetic fields when current is passing through them. The most common type of inductor is the toroidal inductor, which is a doughnut-shaped device made of a conducting wire looped around a ferromagnetic material. Inductors are usually used in applications that require a stable and predictable amount of current, such as filters and voltage regulators.

The CMD4D06NP-100MC device is a type of fixed inductor, specifically an axial-lead fixed inductor with a ferrite core. Commonly available in a package size of 4mm x 2mm x 2mm, this inductor features a rated inductance of 100uH and an operating temperature range of -25 to +85 degrees Celsius. It is designed for use in circuit boards operating at voltages of up 18V.

Application Field

The CMD4D06NP-100MC fixed inductor is primarily used in AC and DC power applications where it can provide sufficient energy storage. It is typically used as part of a voltage converter, voltage regulator, or signal filter circuit, where it is responsible for smoothing out the voltage. It is also used in circuit boards that utilize switching power supplies, as it helps prevent sudden spikes of power from damaging the components. Additionally, this inductor is often used to provide protection against voltage transients.

Working Principle

Fixed inductors work through a principle called electromagnetic induction. Electromagnetic induction happens when a changing electrical current interacts with a magnetic field. In the case of a fixed inductor, the current passes through the inductor’s windings, such as a coil of wire. The resulting alternating magnetic field produces a voltage across the inductor’s terminals. This voltage opposes any changes in the original current, which is known as inductive reactance.

This inductive reactance has two important effects. The first is that it causes the inductor to store energy, which the inductor can then release in the form of a steady current flow. The second is that it can help regulate the voltage and current, especially when used in applications such as voltage converters or filters. By regulating the voltage and current, it can help protect the electrical circuit from damage caused by spikes in voltage or current.

The CMD4D06NP-100MC fixed inductor utilizes these principles to regulate and store energy in DC and AC power circuits, helping to hold up the voltage and current at a pre-determined value. This allows the circuit to maintain stability and prevent damage, making it a reliable component in a wide variety of applications.

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