1537R-90H

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Fixed inductors are electrical components that store energy in the form of magnetic or electric fields and are composed of one or more coils of insulated wire. They are classified amongst passive components since they do not generate or modify energy. Fixed inductors are an important element in electronic circuits, as they are used to store energy and alter the frequency and magnitude of electrical signals.

The 1537R-90H is a fixed inductor with a molded-in epoxy construction, making it highly durable and ideal for high vibration environments. It has a split bobbin design that is capable of providing 4 layers of insulation, and can be specified with coil formers or winding core materials. It is able to handle high current and is designed with very low-level magnetic interference. They are typically used in low-huming power supplies, motor control units, power amplifiers and other applications requiring a high degree of reliability.

The working principle of a fixed inductor is relatively simple. When current flows through the inductor, a magnetic field is created which opposes the change in current, and therefore the inductor stores energy as a magnetic field. If the circuit is broken, the stored energy is released as a proportional current in the same direction as the initial current. This physical phenomenon is known as inductance, and it is the basis for the operation of fixed inductors.

The 1537R-90H is a highly reliable fixed inductor with a durable molded-in epoxy construction. It is capable of withstanding high vibration environments and is designed for low-humming power supplies, motor control units, power amplifiers and other applications which demand high performance and reliability. With its strong split bobbin design, low magnetic interference, and its ability to handle high current, the 1537R-90H is an ideal solution for power-critical applications.

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