HM61-20150LFTR13

Fixed Inductors

Inductors, also called coils, chokes or reactors, are passive components used in electrical and electronic circuits to store energy in magnetic fields. A fixed inductor is an inductor with one coil winding and with its inductance value fixed. Fixed inductors are distinguished from variable inductors, which are used in adjustable frequency oscillators.

HM61-20150LFTR13 Fixed Inductor

The HM61-20150LFTR13 is a fixed inductor with an inductance value of 0.15 microhenrys (15 nanohenrys). It is made by HMB Technology. This surface mount inductor uses a 98.4% high-efficiency ferrite core material. The package is lead-free, halogen-free and green compliant.

Application Fields and Working Principle

The HM61-20150LFTR13 fixed inductor is typically used in applications such as communications, industrial and automotive. This component is used to store electrical energy in a magnetic field. When connected to a circuit, the inductor stores energy in the form of a magnetic field which resists changes in current. This property of the inductor is known as inductance. This component also acts as a filter, allowing only alternating current to pass through, while blocking the direct current. This prevents undesired signals and electromagnetic interference that can distort or damage a circuit.

Features and Benefits

The HM61-20150LFTR13 fixed inductor has a number of features and benefits. It can handle high-temperature applications, up to 135°C. The rated current is 1.5A. It has a low DC resistance. It has a high self-resonance frequency and it is also very stable in high temperature and humidity conditions, compared to many other devices. It is highly reliable, with a long product life-span.

Conclusion

The HM61-20150LFTR13 fixed inductor is a robust and reliable component for high-temperature applications. It has a number of features and benefits which make it ideal for use in communications, industrial and automotive applications. It is able to store electrical energy in a magnetic field, filter alternating currents, and prevent undesired signals and electromagnetic interference from damaging a circuit.