NLCV25T-2R2M-EFD

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Fixed Inductors

A fixed inductor, also called a Choke, is one of the most significant passive components in any electronic circuit. It is an energy storage device which stores energy in the form of a magnetic field, then releases it when needed. Generally it used for stabilizing voltage and current, bypassing undesired signals, and controlling the frequency. Certain fixed inductors are designed to act as transformers, which can convert AC voltage to a certain DC voltage.

NLCV25T-2R2M-EFD application field and working principle

The NLCV25T-2R2M-EFD is a type of fixed inductor designed for high current transistors and high frequency switching applications. It can handle up to 2.2 Amps of current and 1.67 Volts drop in the circuit. The capacitance of the inductor is low, resulting in minimal insertion loss. It is constructed with a high dielectric strength ceramic core and a silver-plated copper wire wound coil. The maximum temperature range of the NLCV25T-2R2M-EFD is from -25°C to +85°C for operation.

The working principle of the NLCV25T-2R2M-EFD is based on Faraday’s law of induction, which states that changing magnetic field induces an electric current. Thus, when the current in the inductor changes, a voltage is developed across the inductor and the voltage is proportional to the rate of change of current. In other words, the inductor resists changes in current. This property is used to regulate the current in the circuit.

The NLCV25T-2R2M-EFD inductor is used for various applications such as power electronics, voltage regulation circuits, and frequency control circuits. It is also used for A/D conversion and power factor correction circuits. The NLCV25T-2R2M-EFD inductor is used widely in many consumer and industrial electronics because of its high current handling ability, low insertion loss, and dielectric properties.

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