CW100505-5N1J

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Fixed inductors, also known as reactors or choke coils, are electronic components used to control the amount of current flowing in a circuit and delay natural capacitance, i.e. an inductor designed to maintain a certain amount of impedance. The CW100505-5N1J is one such fixed inductor, designed to offer quality performance in applications that require extreme electrical performance over a wide range of frequencies. Let’s look at its application field and working principle.

The CW100505-5N1J can be used in a wide variety of applications ranging from consumer electronics to automotive, communications, and power systems. It is mainly used in filters, power supplies, noise suppression and motor drive applications. The inductor has a high temperature rating of 105°C, making it suitable for use in high-temperature environments. It also has a high self-resonance frequency, which allows it to be used in high-frequency applications where a traditional inductor would be unsuitable.

This inductor comes in two main formats: SMD (Surface Mount Device) and through-hole. The SMD has the advantage of being more stable and compact, but the through-hole is easier to inspect and connect to other components. Both types of inductor offer excellent power handling capabilities, with a maximum rated power of 16W and a maximum rated voltage of 75V.

The CW100505-5N1J is a particularly well-suited for DC/DC conversion and high-frequency applications. Its wide operating temperature range provides ideal performance for applications where high temperatures are a concern, and its high self-resonance frequency ensures that it can function in high-frequency applications without issue. The inductor also features excellent EMI performance, making it ideal for use in EMI sensitive applications.

The CW100505-5N1J operates on the principle of electromagnetic induction. The inductor consists of a wire or coil wrapped around a core of magnetized material such as iron or ferrite. When electrical current passes through the coil, it creates an opposing magnetic field due to the associated magnetic field of the core. This opposing magnetic field induces a current in the windings, known as “back EMF”, which opposes the original current.This induces an opposite, or inductive reactance, that resists changes in the amount of current flowing in the circuit, creating a “smoothing” effect. This phenomenon explains why an inductor is used to suppress power impulses, as current spikes are resisted by the different reactance value of the core and windings.

In summary, the CW100505-5N1J is a fixed inductor designed for use in a broad variety of applications requiring extreme electrical performance. It operates on the principle of electromagnetic induction and provides excellent power handling capabilities, EMI performance, and a wide operating temperature range. This makes the CW100505-5N1J a powerful and reliable choice for a wide variety of applications.

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