LQW2BANR16J00L

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Fixed Inductors

LQW2BANR16J00L Application field and Working Principle

Fixed inductors, also known as fixed value inductors, are a type of passive electronic component used primarily to supply energy in an electrical circuit. The value of the inductance produced is determined by the number of turns, material type, and size of the coil used. It can also provide impedance (resistance to the flow of electric current) and filtering (the removal of unwanted signals) in the circuit.

The LQW2BANR16J00L is a particular type of fixed inductor that is most commonly used in various electronic circuits. This particular inductor is a miniature surface-mount type, and is designed to provide high power density, as well as low noise levels. This makes it well-suited for use in communications and signal processing applications, as well as in automotive, aerospace, medical and instrumentation applications.

The LQW2BANR16J00L is a type of inductor known as an iron-core inductor. It consists of a coil of insulated wire wound around an iron core. The iron core makes the current and subsequent magnetic field, which is used to induce voltage in the circuit. The amount of voltage induced depends on the magnetic field strength and the number of turns of wire in the coil.

When a current is applied to an iron-core inductor, the current creates a magnetic field in and around the inductor. The magnetic field is created because of Faraday’s law, which states that a changing magnetic field will induce a current. As the current passes through the inductor, this induces a voltage across the coil proportional to the change in magnetic field and the number of turns of wire in the coil. That’s why the LQW2BANR16J00L has two separate parameters- inductance and current rating- because these determine the amount of voltage induced. In addition, the voltage induced determines the amount of power that can be extracted or delivered from the inductor, which is another important factor when selecting an inductor for an application.

Another important factor to consider when choosing an inductor for a particular application is the self-resonant frequency. This frequency is the point at which the inductance of the inductor is equal to its capacitance, and is determined by the number of turns of wire, the size and shape of the inductor, and the type of material in the core. If the self-resonant frequency of the inductor is lower than the frequency of the signal being processed, then the inductor will not be ideal for that application.

Finally, it’s important to consider the temperature rating when selecting an inductor for a particular application. This rating is determined by the type and quality of the insulation used to construct the inductor, as well as the type of material used for the core. As the inductor gets warmer, the higher the temperature rating should be.

In summary, the LQW2BANR16J00L is a type of miniature surface-mount fixed inductor that is most commonly used in various electronic circuits. It is an iron-core inductor that consists of a coil of insulated wire wound around an iron core, which provides the magnetic field for voltage induction. It is well-suited for use in communications and signal processing applications, as well as in automotive, aerospace, medical and instrumentation applications. Additionally, it’s important to consider the current rating, self-resonant frequency, and temperature rating when selecting an inductor for a particular application.

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