MLG0603S3N9CTD25

Fixed Inductors

Inductors are electronic components used to store energy in the form of an electric current in an electromagnetic field. A fixed inductor, also known as a non-adjustable inductor, is a type of inductor with an inductance that cannot be changed by the user. The most common example of a fixed inductor is a coil of wire wound around a core such as iron or ferrite.

MLG0603S3N9CTD25

The MLG0603S3N9CTD25 is one of the latest fixed inductors from Murata. It is a miniature 3A wire-wound type inductor with a 0603 standard SMD package. It has a low DC resistance of 75mΩ and an inductance range of 0.06μH to 33μH. Its rated current is 3.0A and its rated voltage is 25V. It features a Ferrite core material and its temperature of -40°C to +85°C makes it suitable for a wide range of applications.

Application Field and Working Principle

The MLG0603S3N9CTD25 fixed inductor is mainly used in DC-DC converters, which are devices used to convert a direct current (DC) from one voltage level to another. The MLG0603S3N9CTD25 is used in the DC-DC converter to store energy in the form of an electromagnetic field in order to step up or down the voltage level. This is done through a process known as ‘induction’ which works by passing a current through the coil of wire wound around the core. This creates an electromagnetic field that stores the energy and can be used to increase or decrease the voltage level.In addition, fixed inductors such as the MLG0603S3N9CTD25 can also be used in noise filtering, signal conditioning, and power line harmonic reduction applications.The MLG0603S3N9CTD25 fixed inductor is also widely used in switching power supplies, voltage regulators, motor drives, lighting systems and communications systems.In conclusion, the MLG0603S3N9CTD25 fixed inductor is a useful component for various applications due to its small size and high rated current. Its wide inductance range and temperature resilience makes it well suited for applications such as DC-DC converters, power line harmonic reduction, signal conditioning and noise filtering.