PG0926.153NL

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Fixed inductors are coil or wire-based electrical components used in electrical circuits to provide electro-magnetic stability. The PG0926.153NL is an example of a fixed inductor. This particular inductor is designed primarily for DC applications ranging from 0.05 to 1.5A. Its inductance is rated at 926 nH with a DC resistance of 153 mΩ.

When designed correctly, fixed inductors offer designers the option to precisely tune their overall electronic system. This precise control over the inductance, or the amount of electrical energy stored in the inductor, is capable of aiding in the selection of an ideal inductor for many tasks. The core of a fixed inductor is usually constructed from ferrite, a powdered metal core, or air-core, meaning the inductance is determined solely by the number of turns of wire.

To understand how a fixed inductor functions, an understanding of the three basic elements required for an inductor to operate is needed. Those three elements are: a core, a coil, and direct current. When the current trip is switched on, voltage (which can be supplied from either a battery or an alternating current source) is applied to the inductor coil. This causes a current to flow through the coil and be stored in the inductor. At this point, the inductor is in its “charged state”.

When the current flow through the inductor is cut off, the stored energy that was previously stored in the inductor begins to flow back out. This is the induction process. As the current flows into the coil, it produces a magnetic field that induces a voltage in the coil. The strength of this voltage can be varied by the number of turns and type of core used in the inductor.

The PG0926.153NL inductor has a typical DC resistance of 153 mΩ and can easily handle current ranging from .05 to 1.5A. One of the main advantages of using a fixed inductor is its ability to provide an extremely stable level of performance over long periods of time. Its design allows it to withstand heavy switching and noise environments. It also boasts a low heat dissipation for better efficiency.

The PG0926.153NL is ideal for small handheld devices. This type of inductor is commonly used in power supplies, current filters, and various other switching applications. It is also perfect for audio video applications due to its stability and reliability.

The PG0926.153NL is a great choice for any designer or engineer looking for a reliable, cost-effective inductor solution. By utilizing its precise and consistent performance, designers can rest assured that their systems are functioning optimally at all times.

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