VLF5014AT-2R7M1R5 Inductors, Coils, Chokes

Fixed inductors are type of electrical component most commonly used in electrical circuits. They are highly useful components in circuits due to their ability to store an electrical charge and release it when current is applied. As the name suggests, fixed inductors have a fixed design and function and are not typically adjustable. The VLF5014AT-2R7M1R5 is one such fixed inductor.

VLF5014AT-2R7M1R5 Application Field and Working Principle

The VLF5014AT-2R7M1R5 is designed to allow for high-frequency switching and is most commonly used in power supplies and DC-DC converters. It has an inductance of 27nH, a wire diameter of 0.035mm, an air gap of 2.8mm, and a height of 5.1mm. Other features include a 10kHz SRF of 2MHz, and a current rating of 4A.

The working principle of the VLF5014AT-2R7M1R5 is fairly simple; it uses two coils of wire to store an electrical charge when current is applied. This stored charge is released when current is removed and creates a magnetic field. This magnetic field can be used to generate a current in a separate circuit.

The two coils of wire are arranged in such a way that an alternating magnetic field is created when current is applied to the inductor. This field creates a self-inductance effect, which is a phenomenon where the current in the inductor slightly decreases as the magnetic field around it increases. This allows the inductor to store an electrical charge even when current is not applied and be used to create a flow of electrical current when it is triggered.

The exact workings of the VLF5014AT-2R7M1R5 are a bit more complex than what is written here, but this is the general idea of how it works. This inductor is highly useful in applications that require high frequency switching, such as DC-DC converters and power supplies. It is designed to be able to handle a high current rating of 4A and a frequency of 10kHz.