160R-681HS

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Fixed Inductors are important components used in electrical and electronic circuits. Among the inductor series, 160R-681HS are widely used and their applications and working principles are thus detailed in this article.

The 160R-681HS belongs to the series of fixed inductors manufactured by Nippon Chemicon, which are capable of meeting the dust free and corrosion resistance required by many of today\'s electronic devices. This series is designed to be used as a coil, and has a variety of coil forms, including a circular, rectangular and sandwich model. It is mainly used in automotive applications, providing coil currents with a resistance of up to 160R and a low saturation of 681HS.

These fixed inductors are designed to operate in a wide range of operating temperatures, which is suitable for extreme environments. The rated operating temperature range is from -40°C to +125°C, depending on the specific type, so they are also suitable for outdoor use. The inductance range is from 0.04uH to 5.0uH, with resistance values from 0.10mOhms to 400mOhms.

As for the application of 160R-681HS, they have a wide range of applications such as providing current for wind and solar power generation, home appliances, industrial measurement and maintenance, communication networks, automotive devices, electronic components, etc. This type of inductor can also be used in large-scale industrial processes because its durable coil winding is capable of handling high amounts of current.

To understand the working principle of 160R-681HS, it is important to note that inductors contain an electric current, which creates a magnetic field when it flows through the inductor. This magnetic field is what causes the inductor to generate a voltage when exposed to an alternating current. When an alternating current passes through the inductor, the electric current travels in a clockwise direction in the coil and a counter-clockwise direction in the core. This flow of electric current creates a magnetic field around the inductor, which induces a voltage in the coil.

The magnitude of the voltage generated by an inductor is proportional to the magnitude of the current flowing through it; therefore, the higher the current, the higher the voltage generated. To provide a more efficient operation, the inductors in the 160R-681HS series also have an integrated ferrite core, which effectively increases the inductance and air gap between the coil and core, thus reducing the voltage generated.

In conclusion, the 160R-681HS is a widely used series of fixed inductors designed to provide high levels of resistance and low saturation, as well as a wide range of operating temperatures. This type of inductor can be used in a variety of applications, including automotive, wind and solar power generation, industrial measurement and maintenance, etc., due to its durable coil and high amount of current handling. The working principle of a fixed inductor involves the flow of current through the coil, which creates a magnetic field and induces a voltage.

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