NLHV25T-R39J-PF Inductors, Coils, Chokes

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Fixed inductors are used in both DC and AC circuits. They are composed of a core surrounded by a coil of wire. Electrical current in the wire creates a magnetic field in the core, causing the coil to store electrical energy.

NLHV25T-R39J-PF Application Field and Working Principle

The NLHV25T-R39J-PF is a fixed inductor used in DC applications. It is designed to be used in low voltage circuits such as DC to DC converters, DC to AC inverters, and DC motor control circuits. Its design also reduces EMI noise.

The core of the NLHV25T-R39J-PF is made from a ferromagnetic material, usually an iron-nickel alloy. It is then surrounded by a wire coil. When current passes through the coil, it creates a magnetic field in the core. This magnetic field causes the core to store electrical energy, which is used to create a voltage drop in the circuit. The amount of voltage drop depends on the number of turns in the coil and the amount of current passing through it.

The NLHV25T-R39J-PF is designed to be used in low voltage applications and has a peak current rating of 10A. It operates between -55°C and +105°C, allowing it to be used in harsh environments. It also has a high temperature coefficient, meaning it can withstand high temperature fluctuations without significantly affecting its performance. The inductance of the NLHV25T-R39J-PF is also designed to remain constant over a wide range of frequencies, making it suitable for use in AC circuits.

The NLHV25T-R39J-PF is a reliable and effective fixed inductor for use in low voltage DC and AC circuits. Its design and construction allow it to perform efficiently and maintain stable performance over a wide range of temperatures and frequencies. Its high peak current rating ensures that it will not be damaged when used in high-power circuits. Its design also minimizes EMI noise, making it suitable for low-noise circuits.

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