LQW2BHN6N8D13L

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Fixed inductors are components that are often used in power electronic circuits for the purpose of keeping the frequency and amplitude of a current waveform consistent. They are used as filters, to stabilize the output voltage of an electrical system, and to reduce the power losses in an electrical circuit. The most common type of fixed inductor is called an LQW2BHN6N8D13L. This type of inductor is particularly useful in power supply design, providing excellent input power conversion efficiency and minimized power consumption.

A typical LQW2BHN6N8D13L inductor consists of two wound coils mounted on a plastic base in a dual-slot package. These inductors are produced in a variety of sizes, ranging from 2mH to 1000mH. The inductance for each device is tailored to obtain the required values. The inductance of an LQW2BHN6N8D13L inductor is determined by the number of winding turns, coil diameter, and the material used.

In terms of application field, the LQW2BHN6N8D13L is primarily used in switching power supply and DC-DC converter design. The wide frequency range allowed by these inductors is ideal for soft switching and pulse-width modulated (PWM) switch control. Moreover, these inductors are commonly used in resonant circuit designs, due to their low stray inductance.

The working principle of the LQW2BHN6N8D13L is based on Faraday’s famous induction law. When a changing current passes through an inductance, an electromotive force is generated that opposes the current change. This is called “inductance”, and it is measured in Henrys. The higher the inductance of the inductor, the greater the opposition to the current change. With an LQW2BHN6N8D13L, this allows for a more stable current waveform and power supply design.

The LQW2BHN6N8D13L can operate over a wide temperature range and frequency range, allowing it to be used in many applications. These inductors have high power conversion efficiency and minimum power consumption, allowing for higher power density and arrangement optimization. They also have excellent copper losses and low core losses, resulting in greater design flexibility in terms of power supply application.

Moreover, the LQW2BHN6N8D13L is designed to have low EMI noise. This is achieved through low stray inductance and a special power supply noise suppression circuit design. To further reduce electromagnetic radiation, the edges of this inductor are plated with tin. This also provides excellent soldering performance and allows for tight packing of the device.

In conclusion, the LQW2BHN6N8D13L is an excellent choice for fixed inductors in power supply and DC-DC converter designs. It offers wide frequency range operation, low losses, and low EMI noise. Furthermore, it is designed with a robust construction and plated edges for improved reliability and soldering performances.

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