1331R-274K

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The 1331R-274K is a fixed inductor, a type of electronic component used to store energy as a magnetic field. It has a wide range of applications in electronics, with uses in power supplies, radio receivers, and switching circuits. When properly paired with other components, such as a transistor or diode, the inductor can be used to limit voltage and current flow.

Fixed inductors come in a variety of shapes, styles, and sizes. The 1331R-274K is a standard, rectangular, axial-style inductor with leads for attaching to other components. It is rated for a maximum of 10.6 uH inductance with an inductor tolerance of 20%. It has an impedance of 4.64 ohms, a DC resistance of 4.2 ohms, an inductance range of 9.27 uH to 11.85 uH, and a 1 kHz rated current of 17 mA.

The 1331R-274K can be used in a variety of applications. It is used in both linear and switch-mode power supplies, which are used to step-down AC line voltage to lower voltages. The inductor is also commonly used in radio receivers, which use it to block low-frequency signals while allowing higher frequency signals to pass. It can also be used to set the voltage and current flow for switching circuits.

The working principle of the 1331R-274K is based on the electromagnetic induction phenomenon. When a current is applied to the coil windings of the inductor, a magnetic field is created. This magnetic field produces a counter-electromotive force, which opposes the current as it changes, resulting in an inductive reactance. The amount of inductive reactance, and the amount of voltage or current that can be resisted or blocked, is determined by the inductance of the component.

The 1331R-274K is a widely used fixed inductor that offers excellent performance in many different electronic circuit applications. It is rated for a maximum of 10.6 uH inductance, has an impedance of 4.64 ohms, and can be used in linear and switch-mode power supplies, radio receivers, and switching circuits. Its operation is based on the phenomenon of electromagnetic induction, producing a counter-electromotive force that opposes the applied current.

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