LQW15AN2N7B80D

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Fixed inductors are small electronic components designed to create and provide a stable electrical current when supplied with a direct current voltage signal. One example of a fixed inductor is the LQW15AN2N7B80D from Murata. This series of inductors can provide a high level of inductance to a circuit and is often used in a wide range of applications. In this article, we will discuss the various applications and working principle associated with the LQW15AN2N7B80D.

The LQW15AN2N7B80D is a small, surface-mount fixed inductor rated for up to 1W of power consumption. It is designed to have a low DCR (direct current resistance) and a high Q factor (inductance quality factor). This makes it ideal for high-frequency switching applications such as SCR (Silicon Controlled Rectifier) circuits, as well as providing a high degree of stability and noise suppression in general electronic systems.

In terms of its application, the LQW15AN2N7B80D can be used in a wide variety of different electronic devices and systems. This includes anything from basic power supplies to radio frequency (RF) modules and circuitry. The low resistance of the part also makes it suitable for applications where space is of a premium, such as cellphones or laptop computers.

As far as its working principle is concerned, the LQW15AN2N7B80D operates by using two different types of current. The first type is direct current (DC), which is used to establish the desired level of magnetic field in the inductor. The second type is alternating current (AC), which can also be used to manipulate the inductance of the inductor. When both currents are applied to the part, they interact to form a magnetic field that induces a voltage in the inductor.

The voltage produced is then used to create an output current, which is proportional to the amount and type of voltage applied. The part also functions as a self-resonator, meaning that it is able to adjust its frequency response based on the frequency of the input signal. This makes it highly effective at suppressing noise and accurately delivering high quality audio, voice and other types of signals.

In conclusion, the LQW15AN2N7B80D is a popular surface-mount fixed inductor that can be employed in a wide range of electronic systems and applications. Its low resistance and high Q factor make it suitable for switching applications and other electronic systems, while its self-resonating behaviour allows it to provide superior noise suppression and accurate signal delivery. All in all, the LQW15AN2N7B80D is a reliable and trustworthy inductor that can be used to provide reliable and high quality electrical signals in almost any application.

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