CTX01-15604

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Fixed inductors are electrical components that store energy in the form of a magnetic field. The CTX01-15604 is a fixed inductor that has many advantages over other inductors in terms of application field and working principle.

The primary characteristics of the CTX01-15604 include an inductance of 0.15 uH and a DC resistance of 0.69Ω. It is also capable of handling high frequencies, with a self-resonance frequency of 3500MHZ. This makes it ideal for high frequency circuits, such as RF/microwave applications. In addition, the CTX01-15604 has a maximum rated current of 25A and an operating temperature range of -40°C to +125°C.

As for the application field, the CTX01-15604 is suitable for many different use cases. It can be incorporated into high frequency power field applications, audio equipment, automotive systems and sport equipments. In addition, it can be used in transformers for impedance and matching transformation, or for DC/DC converters for input/output filtering.

The working principle of fixed inductors is based on the principles of Faraday\'s law of induction. When an electric current passes through the inductor, it produces an electromagnetic field. This field is stronger if the inductor is wound multiple times. The electrical current turns the magnetic field into a magnetic flux that magnetically links the inductor with the surrounding circuit. This effect is called inductance, and this determines how well the inductor can store energy. This is why a fixed inductor is sometimes called an electrodynamic storage device.

The CTX01-15604 is a powerful fixed inductor that is both efficient and reliable. Its high self-resonance frequency, maximum current rating and extended operating temperature make it an ideal choice for all kinds of high frequency power field applications. It is also very versatile and is suitable for use in many different applications, including transformers and DC/DC converters. Thanks to its working principle, which is based on Faraday\'s law of induction, it is capable of storing energy efficiently.

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