0819R-14H

Fixed inductors are a widely used type of electrical component that is capable of handling large current and voltage levels. The 0819R-14H is a fixed inductor designed to reduce the amount of signal loss in applications such as switching regulators, audio filters, RF filters, and low pass filters. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the 0819R-14H.

Overview

An inductor is an electrical component that is designed to store and deliver energy in the form of an electrical current. A fixed inductor is an inductor that is fixed in its working parameters, meaning that its inductance is set and cannot be adjusted. Fixed inductors are available in a variety of packages and in a variety of inductance values.

Application Field

The 0819R-14H is an SMD (surface-mount device) fixed inductor designed for applications where a large current and voltage level is needed. It is well suited for applications such as switching regulators, audio filters, RF filters, and low pass filters. It is capable of handling currents up to 10A and can operate up to 1 MHz. The 0819R-14H is designed for applications where signal loss needs to be minimized.

Working Principle

Fixed inductors are electrical components used in application where signals need to be protected from electrical noise. An inductor stores energy in the form of an electrical current and can “absorb” incoming electrical signals. This in turn helps to reduce the amount of electrical noise entering the system. The 0819R-14H is designed to handle high currents and voltages, which makes it well suited for applications where signal loss needs to be minimized.

Conclusion

The 0819R-14H is a fixed inductor designed for applications where a large current and voltage level is needed. It is capable of handling currents up to 10A and can operate up to 1 MHz. This makes it ideal for applications such as switching regulators, audio filters, RF filters, and low pass filters. Its working principle utilizes the concept of an inductor storing and delivering energy in the form of a current in order to reduce the amount of signal loss in the application.