1330-66H

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Fixed inductors are used in electrical circuits to store electrical energy and to provide damping of transient voltages and currents that carry signals through the circuit. The 1330-66H is an inductor in this category, with a specific application field and working principle.

The inductor, which measures 30x8x13.9mm, is designed to operate in frequency range up to 5MHz and withstand an AC current up to 6 amperes. It offers a maximum inductance of 6.4μH, and a rated inductance of 6.2μH, and it has low resistance of 0.04 ohms. The 1330-66H is suitable for audio filters, high frequency coils, and clock circuits.

The 1330-66H works on the physical principle of electromagnetic induction. Inductors contain an internal coil surrounded by a core. As electric current passes through the coil, it generates a magnetic force field. This force field induces current in the coil and creates current flow in the surrounding circuit. The inductance of an inductor is directly related to the amount of current flowing through the coil, and the core material controls the inducerelance of the inductor.

The main advantage of the 1330-66H over other inductors is that it is designed specifically to operate in frequency ranges up to 5MHz and can withstand an AC current up to 6 amps. This makes it ideal for applications where maximum current is needed, such as audio filters, high frequency coils, and clock circuits. Additionally, the inductor has low resistance and offers a maximum inductance of 6.4uH, and a rated inductance of 6.2uH.

The 1330-66H is a reliable and efficient inductor that can be used in a wide range of high frequency applications. It is designed to operate up to 5MHz and withstand current up to 6 amps. Additionally, it has low resistance and offers a maximum inductance of 6.4uH. This makes it an ideal choice for audio filters, high frequency coils, and clock circuits.

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