CTX01-17853-R

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Fixed inductors, also known as inductors, are electronic components designed to provide inductance within a defined operating frequency range. They work by storing energy in a magnetic field generated within its core when a current is passed through it. The CTX01-17853-R is a specific type of fixed inductor, an SMD power chock coil. As such, it has a range of applications and a distinct working principle.

Application Field:

The CTX01-17853-R are primarily used for power supply input and output noise suppression, surge absorption, and voltage stabilisation. It is often used in the power supply and signal furnishing circuits of any device which receives power from mains electricity. This includes computers, servers, consumer electronics, and power boards. Its induction characteristics have been designed to reduce the effects of electromagnetic interference, rectifying noises, and provide transient voltage fluctuation protection.

Working Principle:

Due to its construction, the CTX01-17853-R has a high ferrite core which holds a set amount of inductance. The inductance is determined by the design and amount of windings. When current is passed through the coil, it creates a magnetic field of a certain strength. When the current is stopped, the magnetic field collapses, causing an opposing voltage to push the residual energy outwards. This is known as the Back EMF. This energy is the inductor’s job: to store and then push out energy as required.

Main Parameters:

The CTX01-17853-R has a rated input voltage of between 0.1V and 5.5V, and a rated current of 0.51A. It comes with a size of 15.5mm x 15mm x 9.8mm, and just 7.5g of weight. This makes it well suited to applications where space and weight are both limited constraints.

Operating Temperature and Storage:

When operating, the CTX01-17853-R should be kept within the temperature range of -40°C to +85°C. When storing, the temperature range should be kept at -40°C to +105°C. It should be noted that high temperatures, even when the device is not being used, can deplete the life of the fixed inductor.

Conclusion:

The CTX01-17853-R is an SMD power chock coil, primarily used for power supply noise suppression, surge absorption, and voltage stabilisation. Its design allows for energy to be stored within its magnetic field, and then released at a later stage. It has a small size and weight, making it ideal for applications under physical constraints. However, the device should be kept within specific operating and storage temperature ranges for optimal performance.

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