LAL02VD2R7K

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Introduction to LAL02VD2R7K

LAL02VD2R7K is a fixed inductor from a wide range of Inductors & Chokes. It usually categorizes as a component that resists the change in current flow and stores energy in the form of a magnetic field. LAL02VD2R7K has a rated inductance of 2.7 μH, an operating temperature range of -40°C to +125°C and a saturation current of 460 mA. It also has a self-resonant frequency of 33 MHz which makes it suitable for high-frequency operation. Further, it is designed to operate with a maximum DC resistance of 0.024 Ohms and a Q-factor of up to 110.

The LAL02VD2R7K is a fixed inductor developed for use in a variety of applications. It is mainly used in conjunction with Amplifier Circuits, Motor Circuits, and DC-DC Converter Circuits as an energy storage device. The electrical component stores electrical energy by producing a magnetic field when current is passed through it. This acts like a filter and helps to suppress the unwanted high-frequency signals produced by Amplifier Circuits. In Motor Circuits, the component acts as a spark inhibitor which increases the life of motors.

The LAL02VD2R7K is rated for 2.7 μH inductance value which is ideal for the design of multiple switch-mode power supplies used in voltage regulation circuits used by large systems and appliance. The component also has a low DC resistance and high self-resonant frequency of 33 MHz, which makes it ideal for filtering high-frequency signals in DC-DC Converter Circuits. Moreover, the component tolerates heat and is designed to operate in high temperatures, making it suitable for operation in harsh environments with temperatures between -40°C and +125°C.

In conclusion, the LAL02VD2R7K fixed inductor is an ideal choice for a range of applications such as Amplifier Circuits, Motor Circuits, and DC-DC Converter Circuits due to its high inductance value, low DC resistance, and high self-resonant frequency. It is designed to operate in harsh temperature environments with temperatures ranging from -40°C to +125°C.

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