PA1292.152NLT

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Fixed inductors are a type of electronic component that stores energy in an inductive coil and are widely used in the production of electronic equipment. The PA1292.152NLT is a type of fixed inductor with many applications. This article explains the PA1292.152NLT\'s application field and working principle.

Application Field of the PA1292.152NLT

The PA1292.152NLT is an inductor with a rated current of 15A, a rated DC resistance of 0.00116 Ohms and a minimum inductance of 152nH. It is suitable for use in DC-DC converters for switching power supplies, automotive DC-DC converters, battery chargers and digital home appliances.

The inductor is also suitable for use in down converters for mobile communications, notebook computers, 3G and other communication products. Moreover, it can be used as an auxiliary component for controlling the output voltage of batteries in mobile phones.

The PA1292.152NLT is made of ferrite core and copper wire, and its tolerance is ±30%. It has a high efficient winding which ensures a very low AC and DC resistance, providing precise control of ripple current. The inductor is ideal for applications where space and cost saving are important considerations.

Working Principle of the PA1292.152NLT

The working principle of the PA1292.152NLT is based on Faraday\'s Law of Induction, which states that a changing magnetic flux induces an electric current in a conductor placed in the same magnetic field. An inductor consists of a coil of insulated copper wire wound around a core, usually ferrite or iron. When an AC or DC current is applied, the coil creates a magnetic field.

The varying current causes the magnetic field to change with it and in turn, a voltage (or back-EMF) will be generated in the inductor in the opposite direction to the current. This voltage opposes the applied current and tends to reduce it, thereby limiting the current flowing in the circuit. The inductor stores energy in the magnetic field and releases it again when the current is reduced.

The PA1292.152NLT is a surface-mount inductor with a very low DC resistance, allowing it to work over a wide range of frequencies and current ratings. Its inductance and DC resistance can be adjusted through the manufacturing process and also by changing its physical dimensions, such as the number of winding layers.

The PA1292.152NLT is a highly-efficient and reliable inductor that is used in many applications. It is lightweight and compact in size and is easy to install and maintain. In addition, its high efficiency and power saving capabilities make it a versatile electronic component.

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