LQW15AN8N5J80D

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Fixed inductors are key components in a wide variety of electrical and electronic circuits. They are commonly used to store energy, tune electronic frequencies and regulate current flow. The LQW15AN8N5J80D is a type of surface-mount inductor, an integral part of many electronic systems. This article examines the application field and working principle of the LQW15AN8N5J80D.

Definition

The LQW15AN8N5J80D is a surface-mounted inductor, a type of electronic component used in a number of voltage-based circuits. It is a low-loss inductor meaning that it can store more energy than other types of inductors with higher losses. The LQW15AN8N5J80D is a high-frequency inductor with a low profile design making it perfect for use in miniaturized circuit boards. It is composed of a ferrite core and a copper-clad coil. The LQW15AN8N5J80D is manufactured to the exact tolerances specified by the customer, allowing for very precise control of the electronic circuit parameters.

Application Field

The LQW15AN8N5J80D is used in a variety of voltage-based applications ranging from consumer electronics to automotive and aerospace systems. It is highly regarded for its ability to maintain stable performance during rapid changes in the voltage environment. It is also preferred due to its low profile design, which makes it ideal for miniaturized circuit boards. The LQW15AN8N5J80D is particularly useful for high-frequency applications, such as wireless communication, where very tight tolerances can be achieved. Other applications include filters, high-frequency transformers, pulse transformers, and switch-mode power supplies.

Working Principle

The LQW15AN8N5J80D operates on the principle of electromagnetic induction. Electromagnetic induction occurs when a changing current in a conductor produces a changing magnetic field around the conductor. The changing magnetic field induces a voltage in the conductor, and it is this voltage that is the basis for the operation of the LQW15AN8N5J80D. The copper-clad coil of the LQW15AN8N5J80D acts as the conductor, and when a current is applied to it, the coil produces a changing magnetic field. This magnetic field induces a voltage in the wire loop, resulting in the generation of an electric current in the coil.

The electric current in the coil is, in turn, regulated by a ferrite core within the inductor. The ferrite core is made of a material with a high magnetic permeability, which is responsible for efficiently channelling the magnetic field within the inductor. The magnetic field generated by the changing current in the coil of the LQW15AN8N5J80D is thus channelled primarily through the ferrite core. This lets the current in the coil to be regulated and used by the connected circuits to store energy, decrease frequencies, and adjust current flow.

Conclusion

The LQW15AN8N5J80D is a type of fixed inductor used in a number of voltage dependent applications. It is composed of a ferrite core and a copper-clad coil and is popular due to its small size and low profile design. Its working principle is based on the principles of electromagnetic induction and is highly regarded for its ability to maintain stable performance during rapid changes in the voltage environment. This article has examined the application field and working principle of the LQW15AN8N5J80D.

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