CTX01-15091

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Fixed Inductors

A fixed inductor, also known as a choke, is a type of passive electrical component used in electric circuits that consists of a coil of insulated wire wound around a core. It stores energy in the form of a magnetic field. Inductors are used in a variety of applications, including signal filtering, voltage regulation, impedance matching, and power supply regulation.

CTX01-15091 Fixed Inductor Application Field and Working Principle

The CTX01-15091 is a high performance, low profile, surface mount fixed inductor from Coilcraft. Praised for its small size, the CTX01-15091 has a maximum inductance value of 150nH and a consistent 45μΩ DCR. It is made with Coilcraft’s self-piercing contact technology which provides superior contact between the ends of its wire ends.

The CTX01-15091 fixed inductor has a variety of applications, including power conversion, current sensing, voltage ripple reduction, EMI filtering, switching converters, DC/DC converters, driver circuits, and oscillators. It is especially useful for applications requiring high efficiency or short signal pulses. Additionally, the CTX01-15091 is made with a phosphor bronze core which improves its electrical performance.

Working Principle

The working principle of fixed inductors is based on the induced voltage of the inductor. When a current is applied to the inductor, a magnetic flux is created that results in a voltage. This voltage is proportional to the rate of change of the current passing through the inductor. This means that when the current increases, the inductor’s voltage also increases. Conversely, a decrease in current results in a decrease in voltage. This induced voltage is called “back EMF.”

Fixed inductors, such as the CTX01-15091, rely on this back EMF to regulate the current passing through the coil. By setting the back EMF to a certain level, the current through the inductor can be regulated. The CTX01-15091 is designed to minimize inductor power losses, giving it a high operating efficiency.

Conclusion

The CTX01-15091 is an excellent example of a fixed inductor, combining advanced technology and small size with superior performance. Its ability to regulate current makes it ideal for a variety of applications including power conversion, current sensing, voltage ripple reduction, EMI filtering, switching converters, and driver circuits. The CTX01-15091 also has a phosphor bronze core which improves its electrical performance. The working principle of the fixed inductor is based on the induced voltage generated by a current passing through the coil. This induced voltage is called “back EMF” and it helps to regulate current passing through the coil.

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