PL8507NL

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Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors are devices that store energy in a magnetic field. They are passive components used in many electrical circuits, including AC, DC, high frequency, and RF applications. The inductors used vary widely in size, materials, and configuration.

PL8507NL Application Field and Working Principle

The PL8507NL fixed inductor is a high-current, compact, and lightweight device. It is typically used for applications such as DC-DC converters, switched mode power supply, motor driver, and LED lighting. The device is a non-reactive component that is designed to store energy in a magnetic field.

The PL8507NL has a maximum current rating of 7 A and is composed of a high-TC iron core with a winding of enameled copper wire. The inductor\'s winding is insulated to reduce the accidental shorting of the turns and improve the electrical performance. The inductance of the device ranges between 10uH and 2000uH with a tolerance <5%. It also offers excellent shielding performance due to its low EMI (electromagnetic interference) characteristics.

In terms of working principle, the PL8507NL ac inductor stores energy in a magnetic field generated when electric current passes through it. The changing current in the device induces an electromotive force which directly opposes the changes in current. This creates a self-induced voltage increase that acts to limit and regulate the change in the current.

The PL8507NL is usable in a wide range of temperatures, from -40°C to 125°C, and is proven to meet all the quality and reliability standards required by major auto and industrial OEMs. The inductor is available in many different shapes and sizes, making it easy to find a device suitable for any application.

Overall, the PL8517NL fixed inductor is a reliable, quality device that can be used for a range of applications, from DC-DC converters to LED lighting.

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