1812-394K

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Fixed inductors are used in today\'s electronics industry to provide a static inductance value for a variety of applications. The 1812-394K is part of this family of inductors and readily available from multiple vendors. It provides excellent performance in all the various applications in which it is used and is an ideal choice for the inclusion in a wide range of designs.

The 1812-394K is a surface-mountable inductor that is designed to be incorporated into a variety of electronic circuit designs. It has an inductance value of 394K and a DC resistance of 2.5 ohms. This DC resistance value is relatively low in comparison to other inductors, making it a great component choice for power supplies, timing circuits, and other applications where low resistance is needed. Additionally, the inductance is relatively high in comparison to other parts allowing for relatively high current carrying capacity.

As with all inductors, the 1812-394K is designed to store energy in an electromagnetic field and then release it back into the circuit once the energy has discharged. This makes inductors ideally suited for applications where a given voltage needs to be sustained for longer than would be possible from a capacitor. In other words, it can be used to create an adjustable time delay (peak current), and as a result, is often used to filter noise or ripple in power supplies, dramatically improving output voltages.

Also, as an inductor, the 1812-394K can also be used as an electromagnetic shield or anti-aliais filter in telecommunications equipment by allowing the desired signal frequency to pass, while filtering out the undesired frequencies. This helps to reduce interference in the system and increases the signal to noise ratio. The inductor is also useful in audio circuits for eliminating low frequency noise that often carries across other devices.

It\'s also useful in switching power supplies for regulating AC input voltage. By using a combination of a diode, a transistor and the 1812-394K, power circuits can be designed to automatically switch off during overload conditions, providing protection for the equipment.

The 1812-394K is a great choice for a variety of applications, including audio equipment, DC to AC converters, and frequency modulators. It has excellent resistance and inductance values, making it an ideal component for a number of different scenarios. As a fixed inductor, it provides the perfect solution for noise reduction, current carrying capabilities, and electromagnetic shielding.

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