LQP02HQ3N1C02L

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Fixed Inductors

A fixed inductor, also known as an inductor, coil, or choke, is an electrical component that has a built-in coil. It is used to help store and release energy, providing electrical services such as passing, filtering, or reducing voltage and current in a circuit or system. The primary component of a traditional inductor is a coil of wire, typically coiled around a ferrite core, made of iron, nickel, steel, or cobalt. Inductors are passive components, meaning they use conducting material to convert electrical energy into another form of electromagnetic energy, such as magnetic flux.

The LQP02HQ3N1C02L fixed inductor series of Inductors are ideal for use as a storage and release element of energy in a circuit or system. Designers in various industries use these specialty inductors to pass, filter, or reduce voltage and current, typically in DC/DC converters, voltage regulators, and power conditioners. These smaller part sizes employ a self-shielding construction for consistent performance and superior EMI suppression.

These LQP02HQ3N1C02L Inductors are common in power conversion applications that require an inductor that has exceptional functional performance. These devices use a shielded construction that provides superior EMI suppression capabilities to help reduce EMI interference into adjacent components. The self-shielded construction also helps to ensure consistent inductance levels over time.

The LQP02HQ3N1C02L Inductors have a wide variety of applications and usage. For example, these components are found in power conditioning applications such as dc/dc converters, voltage regulators, monitors, and other high‑power circuits. Additionally, they are used in pulse‑width modulation (PWM) circuits, as well as in switched‑mode power supplies (SMPS) and other applications.

The working principle of the LQP02HQ3N1C02L fixed inductor starts with the conductor current coming into contact with the inductor core from the outside of the element. As the current is conducted through the center of the core, it generates a magnetic field that is captured by the inductor and held in the core. The inductor’s core stores this magnetic energy, which is then released whenever the current flow is no longer present. This process continuously cycles until the current flow is interrupted, releasing the stored energy as an alternating current.

Industry trends in power-conversion technology have been driving the development of even smaller size inductors with higher performance. The LQP02HQ3N1C02L fixed inductor series features a wide selection of sizes and product types, making them ideal for the most demanding applications such as automotive, industrial, and consumer electronics. With their superior EMI suppression, high current capability, low-profile construction, and tight inductance tolerances, the LQP02HQ3N1C02L inductors are ideal for use in a variety of applications that require a reliable, high‑performance component.

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