LAN02KR1R5J

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Fixed inductors are components used in electrical and electronic circuits to store energy in the form of a magnetic field. In its simplest application a fixed inductor is used as a choke to prevent DC current from flowing through a circuit. The LAN02KR1R5J is a type of fixed inductor designed with a high inductance-to-volume ratio, making it ideal for applications in high-density, compact circuits.

The LAN02KR1R5J is designed for use in applications in switched-mode power supplies, DC-DC converters, resonant circuit applications, electronic ballasts, monitors and other electromechanical devices. The construction of the component is comprised of a molded plastic body, a ferrite core, and two copper leads. The plastic enclosure acts as an electrical shield, preventing the coils from being energized in an unintended manner. The ferrite core serves as the coil, while the copper leads are used for soldering onto the circuit board.

When a current is passed through the coils of the LAN02KR1R5J, a magnetic field is generated. This magnetic field stores the energy and releases it in the form of a voltage pulse when the current is stopped. The strength of this voltage pulse is dependent on the amount of energy stored in the inductor. The larger the inductance of the component, the larger the voltage pulse.

The LAN02KR1R5J has a rated inductance of 1.50µH and can handle a maximum current of 1.30A. It has a maximum saturation current of 1.50A, a maximum operating temperature of +120℃, and a maximum AC resonance frequency of 1.00MHz.

The LAN02KR1R5J is designed for use in high-density, compact electronic circuits. It is a reliable component, with a wide voltage and temperature range, high current carrying capacity, and low DC resistance. The inductor is an economical and highly effective way to store energy in high-density electronics applications.

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