SRP5015TA-R47M

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Fixed inductors, also known as inductors, are device components that store energy in a magnetic field. They are the most basic type of electronic component and generally consist of two terminals connected by a conductive coil. They are most commonly used in circuits to provide a fixed inductance, helping to shape the electrical output of a circuit. The SRP5015TA-R47M is an example of such a fixed inductor.

The SRP5015TA-R47M is a surface mounted device. It measures only 5.0mm x 5.2mm x 0.8mm, making it one of the smallest inductors available. Despite its small size, it can handle up to 3A of current and offers a maximum saturation current of 2.5A. This makes it an ideal choice for applications with high current loads.

The SRP5015TA-R47M has a wide range of applications. It is commonly used in voltage regulators, switching power supplies, power converters, and automotive electronics. It can also be used in signal processing, such as for filtering, voltage division, and phase control. The SRP5015TA-R47M is also suitable for use in high power and high frequency circuits.

The working principle of the SRP5015TA-R47M is magnetic induction. When a current passes through the coil of the inductor, an electromagnetic field is created, which in turn induces a voltage in the coil. This induced voltage opposes the current, thus regulating the amount of current passing through the coil. This property is known as electrical inductance, and it is this property that makes inductors so useful in electronic circuits.

The SRP5015TA-R47M has a wide range of applications and is a useful device for creating fixed inductance. Its small size also makes it ideal for applications where space is limited. The SRP5015TA-R47M, thanks to its high current rating and saturation current, is a great choice for circuits which require a low voltage drop and high current.

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