RLB1014-151KL

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Fixed inductors are types of inductors made from fixed elements and displaying constant inductance. They are usually composed of a coil of wire wrapped around a core material, such as ferrite or iron powder, which enhances the inductive effect. Fixed inductors are used in a variety of electrical, electronic, and electromechanical applications, as well as for a range of military and commercial applications. The RLB1014-151KL is a type of fixed inductor commonly used in radially-leaded power electronic applications.

The RLB1014-151KL fixed inductor is an inductor with 0.165 μH inductance, rated at 3.6A and 2.4 ohms maximum DC resistance. The operating temperature range is -40°C to +105°C. It is designed with a radial leaded bobbin and a wirewound construction, with high power dissipation and low DCR. The inductor has a rated voltage of 50V and a core material of ferrite. The damping factor is 25 at 1 kHz, and the inductor is compliant with the RoHS directive.

The RLB1014-151KL fixed inductor has a wide range of applications in power electronic designs. These include DC/DC converters, resonance and switching converters, and switching power supplies, as well as other power electronic circuits. The RLB1014-151KL is also commonly used in audio equipment, such as speakers and guides, as well as in the medical, automotive, and other industries. The inductor’s low DCR and high power dissipation also enable it to be used in a wide variety of power conditioning and power conversion circuits. In addition, the inductor is also suitable for high frequency switching and filtering applications.

The working principle of a fixed inductor is relatively simple. A fixed inductor is constructed of a coil of conductive material, usually copper, wound around a core material such as ferrite or iron powder. When an electrical signal, such as a current, is passed through the device, it induces a circular magnetic field around the inductor. This magnetic field induces current in the coil, which in turn creates a back EMF, or voltage, that limits and controls current flow. The magnitude of this induced voltage is directly proportional to the current through the coil and is expressed in Henrys, or the unit of inductance. The inductor’s various design features and operating characteristics, such as its rated current and power dissipation, will determine its usefulness in various applications.

In conclusion, the RLB1014-151KL is a type of fixed inductor designed for use in a variety of power electronic applications. Its combination of low DCR, high power dissipation, and low magnetic interference make it suitable for use in resonance and switching converters, DC/DC converters, power conditioning, and high frequency switching and filtering circuits. The inductor’s working principle involves the induction of an electrical current in a coil of conductive material, which in turn produces an induced voltage that acts to limit and control the current passing through it. Overall, the RLB1014-151KL is a versatile and reliable fixed inductor.

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