PE-52650NL

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Fixed Inductors are electronic components used to create inductance between two points of a circuit or system. Inductance is the ability of an electrical conductor to store electromagnetic energy when a current flows through it. The PE-52650NL is a common fixed inductor and is widely used in a variety of electronics and circuit designs. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the PE-52650NL inductor.

The PE-52650NL is a high power inductor rated to handle direct current (DC) up to 10 amps or 500 volts. It is also rated to handle surge currents with peak currents up to 40 amps and maximum pulse widths up to 200 milliseconds. This feature allows the PE-52650NL to be used in applications that require high surge current protection such as power conversion, motor drives, and other switching applications. Aside from surge protection, the PE-52650NL can also be used in signal processing, voltage regulation, and high current filtering.

The PE-52650NL is available in two winding configurations: a three-winding configuration and a four-winding configuration. The advantages of the four-winding configuration is that it offers high frequency impedance control and low DC resistance. The three-winding configuration, on the other hand, offers a well-suited balance between low inductance resistance and high current capacity.

The PE-52650NL can also be used in applications requiring a high degree of accuracy and stability. It is available in a wide range of tolerances such as ±1%, ±2%, or ±5%. This ensures that the inductance values of the PE-52650NL will remain consistent even when exposed to a wide range of operating conditions. This makes it an ideal choice for AC/DC power, switching, and signal processing applications.

The working principle of the PE-52650NL fixed inductor is based on Faraday’s law of induction. This law states that when a conductor passes current through a magnetic field, an electromotive force (EMF) is produced in the conductor proportional to the rate at which the magnetic field changes around it. The PE-52650NL uses this principle to convert electrical energy into a magnetic field, whereby current is induced in the conductor when the magnetic field around it changes.

In addition to Faraday’s law, the PE-52650NL also utilizes Lenz’s law to regulate the current flow. This law states that the current induced in a circuit is in the opposite direction of the original applied field. This feature ensures that the current through the PE-52650NL inductor follows predetermined specifications keeping the circuit stable and free from voltage spikes.

The PE-52650NL is a highly versatile and reliable fixed inductor. It can be used for a wide range of applications requiring high stability and accuracy. Its superior construction and design make it well-suited for applications requiring surge current protection as well as signal processing, voltage regulation, and high current filtering.

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