CPL2-3-50TR-R

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Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors are a type of electronic component which are used in many electronic circuits. They function as an electrical link between two points in a circuit, allowing current to pass between them without leakages or other problems. A fixed inductor is typically composed of two parts – the outer case and the inner core. The outer case is typically made from sheets of metal, while the inner core is usually composed of a coil of wire. The coil usually contains ferrite or air-gap core material. Both of these materials have a high permeability, which allows them to be used as inductors.

CPL2-3-50TR-R Application Field and Working Principle

The CPL2-3-50TR-R is a fixed inductor manufactured by TDK Europe. It is designed for applications up to 50MHz, and features a low DCR and excellent high frequency characteristics. The CPL2-3-50TR-R has an outer case made of metal with a diameter of 6.7mm and a height of 11.7mm, while the inner core is made with a coil of wire. The CPL2-3-50TR-R has a rated current of 2.00Amps and an inductance value of 30.00μH. It is a compact and light weight component, making it ideal for a wide range of applications.

The CPL2-3-50TR-R works on the principle of inductance, in which an electrical current passing through a coil of wire creates a magnetic field. The magnetic field created by the current induces the electrons in the surrounding material to move, creating an electrostatic field. This electrostatic field can be used to supply power to other electronic components, and is also an effective method for storing energy.

The CPL2-3-50TR-R has a wide range of application fields, including power resistors and inductive-load industrial drives. It is also suitable for use in test and measurement instruments, high voltage medical devices, and telecommunications equipment. Its high frequency characteristics make it an ideal choice for a variety of high-frequency applications such as radio frequency (RF) applications, as well as oscillators and high-frequency filters.

As with all inductors, the CPL2-3-50TR-R has the potential to cause a phenomenon known as saturation. This is where the magnetic field created by the electrical current passing through the inductor is too strong and the electrons in the surrounding material are unable to move around. This can lead to overheating, excess noise, or possibly even component damage. To minimize the chances of saturation, it is important to choose an inductor with a suitable inductance value for the application.

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