LMXN1310M680CTAS

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Fixed inductors are passive components that store energy in the form of magnetic fields. These discs, usually made of ferrite or iron-cobalt, are used to impede and reduce the flow of current in an electrical circuit. The LMXN1310M680CTAS is a fixed inductor that consists of an unfolded double-sided design featuring two wire wound inductors connected in series. It has excellent performance characteristics, such as high efficiency and stable inductance values over a wide temperature range.

In terms of its application, the LMXN1310M680CTAS is well suited for various types of signal filtering circuits due to its low inductance value of 1.3 µH. Its extended temperature range make it especially suitable for hot environments and it is typically used in power converters for motor control and battery chargers. It can also be used for switched mode power supplies and home appliance applications.

In terms of its working principle, the LMXN1310M680CTAS is a traditional fixed inductor that operates by creating a magnetic field around a coil of wire. When a current is passed through the coil, a magnetic flux is produced, resulting in a change in inductance. The inductance is determined by the wire\'s cross-sectional area, number of turns, and material used, as well as other factors. In the case of the LMXN1310M680CTAS, the inductance of 1.3 µH is 200x higher than traditional inductors of the same size.

The LMXN1310M680CTAS is a high-performance fixed inductor with excellent performance characteristics. Its low inductance value and extended temperature range makes it suitable for hot environments, where other type of inductors typically fail. It is mainly used for current and voltage attenuation in signal filtering circuits, as well as in power converters and home appliance applications. Its traditional design relies on producing a magnetic field around a wire coil, resulting in changes in inductance.

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