1330R-56H

Fixed Inductors

A fixed inductor is an electrical component composed of conductive material along with a winding of wire that can deliver current when connected to a voltage source. The 1330R-56H fixed inductor is an especially popular and cost-effective choice among professionals. It is made from a small length of alloy wire and is able to produce a variety of inductance, making it suitable for a range of applications.

1330R-56H Application Field

The 1330R-56H fixed inductor is mainly used in consumer electronics devices. Its wide variety of inductance possibilities makes it suitable for voltage conversion, filtering, and rectifying applications. It can be used in audio circuitry, video circuitry, and RF circuitry. It is also used in power supplies, precision timers, and digital circuits.

The 1330R-56H fixed inductor is a great choice for motor controls, beginning and ending systems, and circuits that require a very low ceramic capacitance value. It is also suitable for use in broadcast circuits and EMI shields. Its wide selection of inductance ranges enable it to be used in a variety of circuit designs. As it can handle many different voltages, it is perfect for powering any kind of device.

Working Principle

The working principle of the 1330R-56H fixed inductor is that it creates an opposition to changes in current flow. This opposition is referred to as inductance. When an electrical source is connected to the inductor, it produces an electromagnetic field around the inductor wire that stores the electrical energy. The resistance offered by the inductor is derived from the number of turns in the coil and the length of wire. This resistance affects the current and voltage the inductor provides.

When current passes through the inductor, a voltage is generated that is proportional to the rate of change of current. The inductor also produces a magnetic field when current passes through it. This magnetic field can interact with other nearby electrical components and produce effects that can either help or hinder the operation of the circuit.

The 1330R-56H inductor is typically enclosed in a plastic casing to protect it against dust, moisture, and mechanical stress. The casing also helps to dissipate heat, which is produced by the coil during operation. This combination makes the 1330R-56H a stable and reliable component that can be used in a variety of environments.