PL8113NL

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Fixed Inductors

Inductors or coils are some of the most important passive components in electronic circuits. They store energy and release it when demanded. Fixed inductors are simple components consisting of wire coils with two terminals. Commonly used in applications such as filtering, coupling, and over load protection, fixed inductors come in a range of sizes and constructions. One of the most popular types of fixed inductor is the PL8113NL.

The PL8113NL is a chip-based inductor with a power rating of 6.7A, an inductance of 28uH, an operating frequency of 1-250MHz and an impedance of 0.91Ω. It is constructed with four winding layers of copper-clad lamination and the entire unit is shielded with a fully-enclosed epoxy resin coating. Due to its small package, the PL8113NL can be used for a variety of applications such as DC-DC converters, switching power supplies, portable audio equipment, receivers and other high-end communication devices.

The working principle of a PL8113NL fixed inductor can be explained using Faraday\'s law of electromagnetic induction. This law states that when a current-carrying conductor is placed in a changing magnetic field, an electric current will be generated in the conductor. In PL8113NL, the current-carrying conductor is the copper-clad lamination which is placed in a magnetic field generated by the coil. This field changes with the current flow, inducing a voltage in the coil.

The PL8113NL is an efficient and economical choice for various applications such as filtering, coupling, and over load protection. Its compact size makes it an ideal choice for providing high-efficiency power conversion in audio equipment, DC-DC converters, switching power supplies, receivers and other types of communication devices. With its easy installation, robust construction and impressive efficiency, the PL8113NL is a reliable and popular choice for many electronics engineers.

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