MHQ1005P2N5CTD25

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A fixed inductor is an electronic component that is made up of a conductor wrapped into a coil, usually composed of copper or aluminum wire, and its main job is to store and generate magnetic fields. It often has multiple leads for electrical connections and a core to increase its properties. Fixed inductors are used in a wide variety of applications, but they are most commonly found in low-frequency or power-supply circuits. One particular example of a fixed inductor is the MHQ1005P2N5CTD25.

The MHQ1005P2N5CTD25 is a low-profile, high-inductance, high-current surface-mounted fixed inductor. It has a rated inductance of 10uH min, a linked saturation current of 25A and an adequate resistance of 77mΩ (Max). It also has a flat copper or tin-plated terminal, sits in a compact size of 10.5mm×10.2mm×5.4mm and has a lead-free (TF-LP) RoHS compliant finish.

The MHQ1005P2N5CTD25 is commonly used in power line frequency applications, such as voltage regulator modules (VRMs) and off-line switching power supplies. VRMs provide superior voltage regulation for processors and other system components, making them a key factor in the stability and performance of a computer. Off-line switching power supplies are used to convert AC mains electricity to a lower voltage, enabling electronic devices to work with the lower voltage.

The working principle of the MHQ1005P2N5CTD25 is similar to that of an ordinary inductor. When electric current passes through the winding of the inductor, a magnetic field is generated, causing the current to be stored in the winding of the inductor. This process is called inductance. The greater the number of windings, the greater the amount of inductance. The inductor resists changes in current flow due to inductive reactance. When AC is applied to the inductor’s winding, the inductor produces an EMF, and this EMF attempts to keep the current flowing in the direction it was originally flowing.

The MHQ1005P2N5CTD25 has a wide operating temperature range of -40°C to +125°C so it is well suited to automotive and other high temperature applications. Additionally, its low profile nature coupled with its inherent reliability and small size make it an ideal candidate for high density applications. Other applications for the MHQ1005P2N5CTD25 include battery chargers, LED lighting, computer peripherals, DC-DC converters, telecommunications equipment and mains filters.

In conclusion, the MHQ1005P2N5CTD25 fixed inductor is an excellent choice for a variety of small and large scale applications due to its wide temperature range, low profile design, and inherent reliability. Its working principle is similar to that of a regular inductor, where it utilizes magnetic fields to resist changes in current flow. It can be used in automotive, power line frequency, battery charging, LED lighting, computer peripherals, DC-DC converters, telecommunications equipment and mains filters.

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