MLF2012C220KTD25 Inductors, Coils, Chokes

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MLF2012C220KTD25 Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors are electrical components used to store, control, and filter energy in electrical circuits. They have the ability to control the current through the electrical circuits efficiently and with ease. Also known as chokes, they are used in a variety of electrical applications, including switching converters, signal processing, and power conditioning. These inductors are available in a wide range of sizes, shapes, materials, and properties.

The MLF2012C220KTD25 is one type of fixed inductor. It is a 1210 size inductor composed of two ferrite cores and two metalized magnets. The whole assembly is packaged in a black plastic case. MLF2012C220KTD25’s has a rated current of 3.6A, inductance of 5.2mH, and inductance tolerance of ±20%. It also has a maximum current rating of 8.8A and a maximum frequency of 100MHz.

Application Field

MLF2012C220KTD25 fixed inductors are ideal for a variety of applications, including high-performance communication systems, digital power supplies, automotive systems, and ARM microcontrollers. It is often used in circuitry to reduce radio frequency interference and provide clean, low-resistance power in the same circuit. Furthermore, it can be used in filtering applications, transformers, and voltage regulation devices.

Working Principle

An MLF2012C220KTD25 fixed inductor stores energy in a magnetic field. When an alternating current is applied to the inductor, the oscillations of the alternating current generate an alternating magnetic field. This field builds up and dissipates depending on the frequency of the alternating current. In the case of a galvanic or direct current, the inductor itself will generate its own magnetic field in order to resist the change of current.

The inductor then releases the energy as induced voltage, creating a current in the opposite direction of the main current. This process is called inductive reactance. The inductance of an inductor is determined by its core material, its size, and the number of turns of the coil. A good rule of thumb is that inductance increases with the number of turns of the coil.

Conclusion

In conclusion, MLF2012C220KTD25 fixed inductors are versatile components with a wide range of applications. Their ability to control the current through electrical circuits efficiently makes them an ideal choice for applications such as signal processing, power conditioning, and voltage regulation. Furthermore, their inductive reactance allows them to filter out unwanted noise, resulting in a clean, low-resistance power in the same circuit.

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