MPIA4015V2-R56-R

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Fixed inductors are components used in the electrical circuitry of a wide range of equipment, from computers and other consumer electronics to industrial machinery, telecommunications systems and electro-medical devices. The type of inductor used in a given application will depend on the characteristics of the circuit, the application’s voltage and current requirements, and the overall design of the system. MPIA4015V2-R56-R inductors are well-suited for applications requiring a high current rating, a low profile, low insertion loss and low EMI.

The MPIA4015V2-R56-R is a fixed, high-current-rated, axial leaded inductor rated for operation in a wide range of temperatures, from -60° to +125°C, and with frequencies up to 1MHz. It is composed of a ferrite core and copper windings, which are encapsulated in a plastic case. The inductor has a rated current rating of 5A and an inductance range of 1.2 to 1400 mH. The dimensions of the MPIA4015V2-R56-R are 23mm (L) x 10mm (W) x 10mm (H).

The MPIA4015V2-R56-R is typically used in high-current applications such as in power supplies, in AC/DC power converters and in regulate circuits. The low profile of the component combined with its high current rating makes it ideal for applications in which space is a major limiting factor, such as in compact consumer electronics and laptop computers. Its low-profile design and low insertion loss also make it well-suited for applications in which low EMI is an important consideration.

The operation of the MPIA4015V2-R56-R is based on the principles of inductance. Inductance is the ability of a circuit to store energy in the form of a magnetic field. The ferrite core and copper windings of the inductor create a magnetic field when current passes through them. As the current passes through the inductor, it’s weakened by the magnetic field, which in turn generates a counter-emf that opposes the flow of current. The amount of energy that the inductor is able to store is known as inductance, and the amount of voltage or current that is produced in the circuit is known as impedance.

The MPIA4015V2-R56-R inductor is designed to be extremely stable, with a low thermal coefficient and high saturation current. This allows the inductor to maintain its rated current rating over a wide range of temperatures. Additionally, its high current rating and low profile makes it well-suited for applications that require both high current and a low inductance.

In summary, the MPIA4015V2-R56-R inductor is an ideal choice for applications in high current circuitry that require low insertion loss and low EMI. It is made of a ferrite core and copper windings, and its small size and low profile make it well-suited for space-constrained consumer electronics and laptop computers. The inductor has a rated current of 5A and an inductance range of 1.2-1400 mH, and is designed to be stable over a wide range of temperatures. Its operation is based on the principles of inductance, in which a magnetic field is created to weaken the flow of current and generate a counter-emf.

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