IHD1NA470L

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Fixed inductors are components that transform in some way the current flowing through them. They can be used in circuits to create a voltage or a current amplification.The IHD1NA470L is an class F (unshielded) inductor designed to produce a high harmonic current. It has an inductance of 470 mH, a self-resonant frequency of 14 MHz and a peak current rating of 1 A. This makes the IHD1NA470L well suited for high frequency applications with a high harmonic content, such as switching power supplies, inverters, motor controllers and other power electronics applications.The working principle of the IHD1NA470L is relatively simple. When a current is passed through the inductor, a magnetic field is created which generates a force that opposes the change in the current. This opposition to change is what creates a voltage or current amplification. The amount of amplification is determined by the inductance of the inductor and the frequency of the applied current.At higher frequencies, the effect of the inductor is reduced due to the decay of the magnetic field. This limitation can be overcome by increasing the inductance, but at the cost of lower energy efficiency and higher power consumption.The IHD1NA470L is an inductor designed to reduce the effect of the decay in the magnetic field, resulting in higher efficiency and lower power consumption. Its 471 mH inductance and 14 MHz self-resonant frequency make it perfect for high frequency applications with high harmonic content.The IHD1NA470L inductor can also be used in low frequency applications, such as audio equipment, where its high inductance allows for impedance matching across a wide range of frequencies.In conclusion, the IHD1NA470L is an excellent choice for both high frequency and low frequency applications due to its high inductance and self-resonant frequency. It is a reliable and efficient inductor that is perfect for many power electronics applications.

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