MLF2012DR15MTD25

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Fixed inductors typically come in two main varieties: wound or etched. Each type uses different principles and construction methods and are suitable for different applications. MLF2012DR15MTD25 is one of the many varieties of wound inductors available today and offers the advantage of being easily customizable according to application.

Wound inductors generally consist of copper or aluminum wire or ribbon wrapped around an iron core. That core typically consists of a ferrite or cermet material. The combination of core and wire acts as a magnetic field, causing an electromagnetic energy and creating varying inductance in the coil. MLF2012DR15MTD25 is designed with a minimum inductance of 15 mH, and maximum of 25 mH, which is advantageous for many applications.

MLF2012DR15MTD25 also offers an operating temperature range of -40°C to +125°C. This gives it a wide range of application potential such as for telecommunications or power supply circuitry among others. It is also RoHS compliant, which is beneficial for certain environments where toxicity is a concern.

The MLF2012DR15MTD25 inductor has other features which make it an ideal choice for certain applications. First, its shielded construction means that it helps protect against external noise, such as EMI. Second, its high-temperature polymethylphenylsiloxane insulation (UL type IZUL) ensures durability and creates a long-lasting, stable inductor with a high resistance to heat and erosion. Lastly, the low DC resistance of 0.008 ohms makes it ideal for circuits that require low-voltage applications.

Overall, MLF2012DR15MTD25 is an excellent choice for applications that require low-voltage circuitry, reliable durability, and a wide operating temperature range. Its combination of features, performance and price make it one of the best choices when it comes to wound inductors.

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