LQG15WZ7N5H02D

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Fixed inductors are a type of passive electronic components that are used to store and release energy, or to point current in a specific direction. Inductors are typically used to couple transformers, to reduce high frequency noise from radio and television signals, or to filter a DC signal from an AC signal. More specifically, they are used in modern electronic designs to form an inductor-capacitor (LC) filter for various signal frequency conditioning or matching. The LQG15WZ7N5H02D fixed inductor is specifically designed for high frequency impedance matching and filtering applications.

The LQG15WZ7N5H02D is a surface mount, high inductance, molded inductor, and has a wide variety of features that make it well-suited to both low- and high-frequency applications. It is ideal for use with cell phones, laptops, and other portable electronic devices. The device consists of a ferrite core with a low Q factor, high inductance, low ESL, and high temperature class of 105° C (221 degrees F).

The LQG15WZ7N5H02D fixed inductor is designed for operation up to 1 GHz and is rated for a maximum current of 1.5 Amps. It has a limited onboard voltage rating of 6 VDC/AC, making it suitable for most applications. The device consists of a ferrite core with low Q factor, high inductance, low ESL, and high temperature class of 105° C (221 degrees F). Additionally, it features an internal E-Z snap lead forming terminal which allows for quick and easy installation, making the device especially useful for prototyping and testing purposes.

The LQG15WZ7N5H02D fixed inductor is designed to be used in a variety of applications, such as high-frequency impedance matching and filtering; bypass capacitors for power systems; suppression of high-frequency noise; DC to AC signal conversion; and coupling, de-coupling, and impedance matching in radio and TV receiver and transmitter applications. The device can also be used for low-power control circuit applications and in VCO and clock generators.

The working principle of a fixed inductor is simple. When a current flows through it, the inductor stores energy in an electromagnetic field. When this current is removed, the energy stored in the field is then released. This phenomenon causes the inductor to act as an electrical filter, blocking high-frequency signals and allowing only lower frequency signals to pass through. This makes the LQG15WZ7N5H02D particularly useful for electronic designs that require low-noise levels, high-performance filtering, and impedance matching.

The LQG15WZ7N5H02D fixed inductor is one of the most versatile devices for high-frequency applications and is well suited for a vast array of applications. It is available in a variety of sizes and package types to fit many circuit designs. With its compact size and robust features, it is sure to become a favorite among engineers and technicians in the field of electronic designs.

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