LQP02HQ1N6C02E

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Fixed inductors are components that allow a user to store energy temporarily in a magnetic field. Typically, this energy is transferred from an electrical source, such as a battery or AC power source, to the inductor where it is stored until the electrical current is stopped and released back into the circuit. The common symbol for an inductor is an ‘L’ and the symbol for inductance is a ‘mH’. The symbol for inductance tells you the current changes that will occur in the magnetic field. In order to understand how fixed inductors work, it is important to understand their application fields and working principles.

LQP02HQ1N6C02E is a type of fixed inductor with a high-frequency use and a low DC resistance. It has a low temperature coefficient and is extremely widebanded, meaning it operates over a wide frequency range. It provides a suitably strong magnetic flux at relatively lower voltages, making it an ideal choice for high-frequency applications such as inverters and switching regulators. The small size of this inductor enables it to fit into even the most compact of spaces, making it both space and cost-effective.

The working principle of the LQP02HQ1N6C02E fixed inductor is based on the principle of electromagnetic induction. The core of the inductor is made up of ferrite or iron, and the windings wrapped around it. When current passes through the windings, a magnetic field is generated which is expressed as a voltage and stored in the core material. This stored energy is then released back into the circuit when the current flow is stopped or reduced, which can be used to produce an electromotive force. The amount of energy stored in the core material can be controlled by changing the number of windings and the core material used.

The LQP02HQ1N6C02E fixed inductor is used in a variety of applications from primary switch mode power supplies and variant frequencies, to high-frequency radio applications. In a switch mode power supply, the inductor helps in storing energy in the magnetic field, allowing it to burst out in very small quantities, thus keeping the current steady and reducing overall power dissipation. In high-frequency radio applications like HF amplifiers and mixers, this inductor provides the necessary inductance for stable and accurate control of the signal at high frequencies. The wideband frequency range also makes it suitable for use in switching regulator applications.

The LQP02HQ1N6C02E fixed inductor is a vital component for a number of high-frequency applications, due to its low DC resistance and low temperature coefficient. The working principle of the inductor involves the creation and storage of energy in the form of a magnetic field, and the subsequent release of this energy when the current flow is stopped or reduced. This energy can then be used to produce an electromotive force, making it ideal for a range of applications from primary switch mode power supplies and HF radio applications, to switching regulator applications. Thanks to its low size and cost-effectiveness, this inductor is widely used to satisfy a range of needs in the industry.

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