PG0936.253NLT

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Fixed inductors are passive components that store energy in the form of electric and magnetic fields. They are used to pass electrical currents and provide stable resistances, on a consistent basis. The PG0936.253NLT is a type of fixed inductor, that is particularly suited to high-power applications.

The PG0936.253NLT is a shielded inductor, designed to provide superior energy storage and control. It is capable of providing inductance levels between 0.1-500 mH, with inductance tolerance of +/-20%. The inductor uses a polypropylene film construction, making it especially strong and durable.

The primary application of the PG0936.253NLT is high-power DC applications. It is usually used to filter out noise from DC power supplies, keeping the input voltage clean and stable. This reduces the effects of electrical interference on the system, improving performance and increasing efficiency.

The working principle of the PG0936.253NLT is based on Faraday’s law of induction. Whenever a current is passed through a wire wound around the inductor core, it creates a magnetic field, which induces a voltage in the core. This voltage opposes the original current, acting as a form of ‘back resistance’. In this way, the inductor can act to clean up the voltage supply and reduce electrical noise.

The PG0936.253NLT is also known for its high temperature stability. It can operate continually at temperatures up to +125°C and is rated to withstand power surges up to +150°C. This makes it suitable for applications in high temperature environments, such as automotive or industrial applications.

In summary, the PG0936.253NLT is a high-power shielded inductor. It is capable of providing inductance levels between 0.1-500 mH, with inductance tolerance of +/-20%. The inductor is primarily used for cleaning up high-power DC power supplies, and is suitable for use in high temperature environments. The coil uses Faraday’s law of induction to create a back resistance, reducing electrical interference.

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