1330R-38G

Fixed Inductors

A fixed inductor is a passive electronic component that has a fixed value of inductance. It is made of a conductor, usually copper, wound around a ferromagnetic core. Its typical applications include power supplies, switching circuits, radio and audio frequency stages, and oscillators.

1330R-38G Application Field and Working Principle

The 1330R-38G is a specific type of fixed inductor that can be used in numerous electronic circuits. It is an axial leaded, non-shielded, radial low profile, low profile inductor with a metal outer frame and two long leads. This specific model is rated for current up to 1.0A (RMS) and can handle voltage up to 1500V (RMS).

The working principle of this type of inductor is based on the principle of magnetic field induction. When a current is passed through a coil, a magnetic field is produced, which induces a current in another coil, producing an electric field in the surrounding area. This electric field, combined with the magnetic field, produces a reaction between the two coils, which is known as inductance. In the case of the 1330R-38G, the construction of the core and frame create an inductive loop that traps a certain amount of energy, which is referred to as its inductive value.

This inductor, when used in electronic circuits, produces inductance. When the current passes through the inductor, its inductance stores energy that cannot be changed easily. The stored energy can then be utilized for a range of purposes, including controlling voltage and current, converting AC to DC, filtering signals, and stabilizing power supplies.

The 1330R-38G is an ideal choice for applications such as portable antenna switching, hybrid board support, clock and DC power filters, harmonics suppression, and current sensing. It can also be used in numerous other applications where a low profile and high inductance is required.

All in all, the 1330R-38G is a proven reliable and affordable fixed inductor that can be utilized in an array of circuit applications.