1330R-80J

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Fixed inductors, technically known as chokes, are a type of passive electronic component that is used to limit the flow of current in an electrical circuit. This type of inductor is typically constructed from a coiled metal wire, although some modern designs may also use other materials. The inductance of the component is usually quite low as it is not designed to generate a large magnetic field. Rather, most fixed inductors are designed to provide high inductance values that are static, meaning that they remain relatively constant over time and temperature.

One type of fixed inductor is the 1330R-80J. This series is popular due to its broad range of application fields and its efficient working principle. The physical size of these inductors can range from a few millimeters to several millimeters, making them perfect for small electronic devices. Additionally, this series of inductors is designed with a low internal resistance, high heat resistance and high current carrying capacity.

The 1330R-80J, in particular, is a radial inductor that is designed for high-frequency applications such as surface mount technology. Its size, form and other characteristics make it suitable for applications in wireless communication devices, power converters, automotive electronics and other consumer electronics. Its construction includes a metal wound coil, ceramic core material and copper wire. It is designed to work in frequencies up to 7.5GHz, temperatures up to 85°C, and currents up to 100mA.

The working principle of a 1330R-80J inductor is fairly simple. When current passes through the coiled wire, it causes a magnetic field to be generated around the core material. This magnetic field then induces a voltage in the coil, which then opposes the current. This opposition reduces the amount of current passing through the coil, leading to what is known as a “choking action.” This action is what causes the inductance of the component to remain relatively static over time and temperature.

Overall, the 1330R-80J is a highly efficient inductor that is used in a variety of applications. Its broad application fields and simple working principle make it a great choice for those looking for a reliable fixed inductor solution. It is compact in size and can be used in high-frequency applications, making it an excellent choice for modern and future electronics.

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