MHQ1005P30NJTD25

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Fixed Inductors

Fixed Inductors are a type of passive component used to store energy in the form of a magnetic field. Inductors are more commonly known as coils and can be found in a wide variety of electronics and electrical applications, such as power supplies, switching circuits, and signal filtering. Fixed Inductors come in a variety of sizes and construction materials.

The MHQ1005P30NJTD25 is a Fixed Inductor which has a 30µH inductance and a 0.02 ohms DC resistance at 25°C. It is designed to meet the IPC/JEDEC specification J-STD-020D.

Application Field

The MHQ1005P30NJTD25 is suitable for use in a variety of high-reliability applications such as automotive, aerospace, telecommunications, medical and security systems. It is suitable for use in most general-purpose and high-performance applications. Its low profile body-sizes make it suitable for use in space-constrained applications such as consumer electronics and other portable devices.

The MHQ1005P30NJTD25 is particularly suitable for applications such as electromagnetic interference (EMI) filtering, voltage line transient protection, hairpin inductors, and LC tuned circuits. The coil\'s fast turn-on/turn-off speeds makes it well suited for high speed switching power supplies, DC/DC converters, and other dc-dc converters.

The MHQ1005P30NJTD25 is also a suitable choice for high current applications, operating at up to 4A (at 150°C) and providing a relatively low DCR. It is also suitable for use in high voltage applications, with an open magnetic field tolerance of up to 450VDC.

Working Principle

Fixed Inductors, like all inductors, work on the principle of Faraday\'s law of induction. This law states that an induced voltage is developed when a conductor is exposed to a time-varying magnetic field. The induced voltage is proportional to the change in magnetic flux. The same law can be used to explain the working principle of an inductor.

When a current is passed through the coil of an inductor, a magnetic field is formed around the coil. This magnetic field induces a voltage in the coil which opposes the current flow. This opposition is known as inductive reactance. The inductive reactance is the ratio of the induced voltage to the applied current, and is measured in ohms. The value of the inductance, then is the ratio of the induced voltage to the rate of change of the applied current, and is also measured in ohms.

The MHQ1005P30NJTD25 Fixed Inductor is designed to exhibit low inductance and low resistance values, making it suitable for high frequencies and high power applications. The higher frequency range permits higher switching speeds. The low resistance also allows for minimal power loss in the system.

The MHQ1005P30NJTD25 is an ideal choice for high surge applications due to its low resistance and high temperature tolerance. It is also extremely reliable due to its high temperature operation and its built-in protection against thermal and electrical overloads.

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