160R-680JS

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Fixed inductors are electrical components used to store energy in the form of an electro-magnetic field. The most common type of fixed inductor is the inductive coil, which consists of a conductor wound around a magnetic core. This core can be made of either ferrite or iron and is generally magnetized either by AC current or by a permanent magnet.

A160R-680JS fixed inductor is similar to that of a standard fixed inductor but made with enhanced features. It is a flat surface wound coil, without any laminations. It offers superior current-carrying capacity compared to conventional coils because of its high efficiency and low winding loss. The inductance of the 160R-680JS is 3.00mH and its resistance is 55 Ohms. Its most common application is in switching power supplies as an output inductor. It is also used for antenna grounding, ferrite core filters, and choke coils.

The 160R-680JS fixed inductor works on the principle of electromagnetic induction. This means that whenever a changing current flows across the conductor, a magnetic field is created around it. This magnetic field then interacts with an external magnetic field to induce an inverse current in the conductor, thus creating a voltage across it. This voltage is then used to power other electronic components.

The 160R-680JS fixed inductors have a variety of applications in a number of different industries. It is commonly used in the automotive industry, for instance, for electronic engine control units. It is also used in the telecom sector for microwave equipment and for radio frequency base station. Additionally, it is also used in the home automation industry for home theater systems, remote control systems, and telecommunication equipment.

In summary, the 160R-680JS fixed inductors are widely used in a variety of industries for their excellent current-carrying capacity and efficiency. They work on the principle of electromagnetic induction, using the interaction of a changing current and an external magnetic field to induce a voltage across the conductor. This voltage is then used to power other electronic components.

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