MLF2012DR56KTD25

Fixed Inductors

A fixed inductor is an electronic component designed to produce a fixed amount of inductance or magnetic flux, i.e., a “fixed” electric field. A common application of a fixed inductor is in resonant circuits which require a precise inductance value to match a given frequency. The most commonly used type of fixed inductor is the MLF2012DR56KTD25 inductor, which has a patented design and is ideal for high frequency applications.

Application Field of MLF2012DR56KTD25

The MLF2012DR56KTD25 is mainly used in high frequency resonant circuits, e.g. in radio frequency power amplifiers. Due to its wide frequency response range, it can also be used in a variety of applications such as switching power supplies, data communications, and so on. It is most commonly used in 5GHz Wi-Fi systems, GPS systems, Bluetooth devices, cellular systems, and other high frequency applications.

Working Principle of MLF2012DR56KTD25

The MLF2012DR56KTD25 Inductor is based upon core technology which allows it to produce a high inductance without requiring a large core component. It utilizes a high permeability ferrite core and an air gap construction to achieve high efficiency. In an electrical circuit, an electric current is induced in the ferrite core when there is an alternating magnetic field. This current creates a magnetic field of its own which is proportional to the applied alternating magnetic field. This allows the inductor to produce a high inductance. Additionally, the air gap construction allows for a low profile and high power output.

Summary

The MLF2012DR56KTD25 inductor is a fixed inductor designed for high frequency applications. It features a patented design which allows for a high inductance without requiring a large core component. It utilizes a high permeability ferrite core and an air gap construction to achieve its desired high efficiency. Its wide frequency response range allows it to be used in a variety of applications, including 5GHz Wi-Fi systems, GPS systems, and more.