LK10051R0M-TV

Fixed inductors are components of electrical engineering which consist of a wire wound into a coil and then wrapped in a solid material to increase the inductance of the resulting component. The LK10051R0M-TV is a type of fixed inductor used in a variety of applications and serving many different needs. This article will explain the application fields and working principle of the LK10051R0M-TV.

Application Field

The LK10051R0M-TV is mainly used in power converting circuits to regulate the power delivered to the load by controlling the current through the inductor. Depending on the application, the LK10051R0M-TV can be connected between the power source and the output or between the power source and the load. It is also used in switched mode power supplies (SMPS), dc-dc converters, and motor drive applications for power factor improvement.

The inductor core is composed of a ferrite core with an air gap which is used primarily in power conversion circuits but can also be used for signal filtering and decoupling applications. The tapping technique is employed in this type of inductor which makes it useful for applications requiring rough current regulation. The LK10051R0M-TV also has a wide range of inductance values, from 100 nH to 2 mH, to meet the needs of different applications.

The component is rated to operate in temperatures up to 105°C, making it suitable for high temperature applications. It is available in a variety of packages such as SMT, Choke, Axial, Toroidal, and Radial styles, ensuring that there is an option for nearly any application.

Working Principle

The working principle of the LK10051R0M-TV is based on the principle of Electromagnetic Induction, whereby changes in the magnetic field of the inductor will induce a voltage in the inductor. For example, when current flows through the inductor, a magnetic field will be created which can be used to generate a voltage. This voltage can then be used to regulate the current.

The inductor consists of a core made from ferrite material, usually in the shape of a toroid, around which is wound a coil of wire. The wire is usually insulated to ensure that the current does not become dissipated as heat. When the current passing through the inductor is increased, the magnetic field created will also increase and will cause a voltage to be induced across the inductor. This voltage can then be used to limit or regulate the current passing through the inductor.

The inductance of the inductor is determined by the size and shape of the core and the number of turns of wire wound around it. The inductance value is expressed in Henries (H) and is a measure of how much the inductor will oppose changes in current. The LK10051R0M-TV has a wide range of inductance values, from 100 nH to 2 mH, making it suitable for many different applications.

Conclusion

The LK10051R0M-TV is a type of fixed inductor used in power conversion circuits for current regulation. The inductor core is composed of a ferrite core with an air gap and the inductance value is adjustable from 100 nH to 2 mH. This inductor is rated to operate in high temperatures up to 105°C, and is available in a variety of packages to meet the needs of different applications. This type of fixed inductor is generally used in switched mode power supplies (SMPS) and dc-dc converters.