0402-36NK

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Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors have been widely used in various fields including mobile phones, computers, home appliances, automotive electronics and telecommunication systems. The 0402-36NK model is a type of fixed inductor specifically designed for electronic circuit designs where space and size are a concern. It has a small physical size with low profile and a wide range of operating temperature.

Application Field

The 0402-36NK fixed inductor is typically used in data transmission, telecommunication, automotive electronics, switching power supplies, DC/DC converters, audio amplifiers, high frequency circuit applications and microcontroller circuit designs where small size and low profile are required. It is also used in high frequency noise suppression, voltage suppression and EMI filtering.

Working Principle

The 0402-36NK fixed inductor operates by generating a magnetic field in response to the current input to the device. It consists of two main components: the core and the coil. The core is usually made up of a ferrite material. The coil comprises a series of tightly-wound copper or aluminum wires.

When an AC or DC current passes through this type of inductor, the windings generate a magnetic field, which in turn induces the generation of voltage. The magnitude of the voltage induced depends on the characteristics of the core material and the number of turns of the winding. It is also determined by the magnitude of the current that passes through the windings and the field\'s magnetic intensity.

The 0402-36NK fixed inductor is designed to meet the strict requirements of different applications. Its small size and low profile allow it to be used in both high and low voltage circuits. Furthermore, its working principle is also reliable in dealing with RFI and EMI interferences, making it a great component for a wide range of applications.

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