103-103H

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Fixed inductors are specialized types of electrical components that are used in an endless array of applications. They store energy in the form of a magnetic field and, when properly designed, can produce very stable currents and voltages with little or no external driving force. The 103-103H series of fixed inductors is specifically designed for a variety of applications, and its basic working principles are outlined in this article.

Fixed inductors are built with a core material such as iron or ferrite, and wrapped in a coil of insulated wire. The core material is what creates the induced magnetic field, and the coil is what transports it. When a current passes through the copper wire, a magnetic field is created around the core. This magnetic field induces a voltage that is proportional to the current flowing through the wire. This induced voltage produces a voltage drop across the inductor which is steady over a wide range of input voltages, providing a stable output current.

The 103-103H series of fixed inductors is specifically designed for power management applications, providing excellent ripple control and board mounting flexibility. They feature greater power insulation properties than standard inductors, as well as temperature protection capabilities. The PCB mounting frame allows for a variety of mounting options, which are beneficial for efficient PCB layout. The inductance values range between 1 mH to 1000 uH, and the peak current ratings from 1.2A to 22A. The maximum allowable operating temperature range for this series of inductors is -40°C to +105°C, so they can be used in a wide variety of environments and operating conditions.

A major advantage of using these fixed inductors is that they do not require any external controlling devices to operate. The output voltage is determined by the design of the inductor itself, making it ideal for use in power management applications. The built-in protection feature helps prevent damage from over-current or overheating, ensuring a safe and reliable operation. The ability to mount them on a board with minimal space requirements also makes them very versatile and cost effective.

The 103-103H series of fixed inductors is an excellent choice for a number of power management applications, offering excellent ripple control and temperature protection. They feature greater power insulation properties than standard inductors, and can be mounted on a board with minimal space constraints. The maximum allowable operating temperature range is -40°C to +105°C, and the peak current ratings range from 1.2A to 22A. Their lack of external controls makes them an ideal choice for many power management applications, and their flexibility in PCB layout ensure an effective and efficient power management solution.

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