LBC2016T6R8M

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Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors, known also as fixed coils, are electrical components consisting simply of a wire wound into a coil that creates a magnetic field in response to a current flow through the wire. An important feature of inductors is that they have a tendency to resist changes in current flow, meaning that any change in the current will be accompanied by a change in the voltage across the coil. This phenomenon is known as inductance, and is one of the most widely-used applications of a fixed inductor. In general, the higher the inductance, the more resistance will be created to changes in current, and this resistance is usually measured in henries (H).

One example of a fixed inductor is the LBC2016T6R8M, which is a surface mount inductor designed to be used for power supply filtering applications. The inductor is rated for an inductance value of 10.1 microhenries (μH) and a rated current of 17.7 Amps (A). The LBC2016T6R8M is constructed using copper wire wound on a ferrite core, and is able to withstand a maximum operating temperature of 150 degrees Celsius (302 degrees Fahrenheit).

The working principle of the LBC2016T6R8M is based on electromagnetic induction. Electromagnetic induction occurs when a changing magnetic field passes through a coil of wire. As the magnetic field changes, the electrons in the coil of wire are pushed and pulled, creating a voltage difference across the coil. The voltage is proportional to the rate of change of the magnetic field, and this voltage is known as the induced voltage. The inductance of the LBC2016T6R8M is a measure of the amount of voltage induced when a given rate of change in the magnetic field is present.

The inductor’s main application is in power supply filtering. In this application, the inductor is typically connected across the power input and ground, and acts as a low-pass filter, limiting the high frequency components of the power supply signal. This reduces noise and improves the power supply’s performance. Additionally, the LBC2016T6R8M can be used as an input filter for DC-DC converters, eliminating high frequency spikes and improving the power supply’s robustness.

In summary, the LBC2016T6R8M is a surface mount inductor rated for an inductance value of 10.1 μH and a rated current of 17.7A. Its construction consists of copper wire wound on a ferrite core, making it suitable for power supply filtering applications. Its working principle is based on electromagnetic induction, and it can be used as a low-pass filter to reduce noise and improve the power supply’s performance. Finally, it can also be used as an input filter for DC-DC converters, eliminating high frequency spikes and improving power supply robustness.

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