MLP2520K1R0ST

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Fixed inductors play a critical role in various electronic circuits, providing both alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC) power supply voltage. The MLP2520K1R0ST is an example of a fixed inductor that is widely used in many devices and applications.

This part is a 2520-package-size fixed inductor designed for having an inductance of 1 μH. It is suitable for common-mode filtering and high-frequency power conversion in telecom, industrial, consumer and automotive applications.

The component comes with various features that improve its performance. These include operating temperatures between -40°C and 125°C, resonance frequencies up to 220 MHz, current-carrying capabilities of up to 6.5 A, and up to 25 Å rms magnetic core leakage. The product also features an enhanced post-solder re-flow process that provides better thermal diffusion and better electrical performances.

Regarding its application, the MLP2520K1R0ST fixed inductor is mainly used for common-mode filtering, ripple current suppression, DC-DC conversion, high-frequency power conversion, and power-supply “clean-up”. It also provides a good balance between current-riding performance, electrical field noise suppression, and common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR).

The component works based on the principle of an inductor. An inductor is a component that stores energy in a magnetic field and can be connected in series or parallel with other components. In a DC circuit, a fixed inductor consists of a wire wound around a core material and exhibits an inductance that is determined by the ratio of the number of turns and the core material’s permeability. This inductance controls the amount of current that can flow through the inductor.

In AC circuits, the inductor acts as a passive filter which attenuates high-frequency signals and passes low-frequency signals. This is done by using the inductor\'s self-resonance frequency, which is the AC frequency at which the inductor\'s reactance is equal to its DC resistance. Thus, signals of the same frequency as the self-resonance frequency will be filtered out, while signals of lower frequencies will be passed.

The MLP2520K1R0ST fixed inductor comes with improved specifications, allowing it to be used in a wide range of applications. Thus, it is a great choice for anyone who needs to use a fixed inductor in their circuit designs.

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