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Fixed Inductors

Inductors are basic components used to store energy in the form of a magnetic field. They can be used to create AC current, filter DC current and pass AC current at a specific frequency. Fixed inductors are specifically designed to be used in applications where the inductance value needs to remain constant. An example of a fixed inductor is the CXT10-5-52-R.

Application Field

The CXT10-5-52-R is a high-temp ferrite core inductor designed for use in high frequency applications such as filtering, matching, and Resonance applications. The fixed inductance of this product line allows for the inductance value to remain constant over a range of temperatures. It is specifically designed to be used in high frequency applications such as power supply filtering, RF matching circuits, and high frequency power supplies.

Working Principle

An inductor works on the principle of Faraday’s Law, where a changing current or voltage will in turn generate a magnetic flux. As the current and voltage fluctuate, the intensity of the magnetic field, and the inductance, change accordingly. This phenomenon is what makes an inductor a critical component of many electronic circuits and can be used to filter, to match impedance, or to store energy.

The CXT10-5-52-R is a fixed inductor, which means that the inductance value remains constant at all times. This is made possible by a high temperature ferrite core with a robust winding design. The core provides stable operations at high temperatures, while the winding design ensures that the inductance remains constant over the entire temperature range. This type of inductor is ideal for high frequency applications, as the inductance value remains constant and does not degrade with changing frequencies.

Conclusion

The CXT10-5-52-R is an example of a fixed inductor. It is specially designed for use in high frequency applications such as power supply filtering, RF matching circuits, and high frequency power supplies. The inductance is based on Faraday’s law and is made possible by a high temperature ferrite core and a robust winding design. This type of fixed inductor is ideal for high frequency applications, as its inductance value stays constant even when used with changing frequencies.

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