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Fixed inductors are electronic components capable of storing a fixed amount of electricity and providing a steady flow of electric current over a given period of time. The term "fixed inductor" covers both passive and active inductive components used in the electrical industry, which are designed to store and/or transfer a charge. These components can be found in almost every electronic circuit or system, including medical, automotive, telecommunication, aerospace, and military applications.

2150-20K applications field and working principle:

2150-20K fixed inductors are used for a variety of purposes, but typically they are used to increase voltage or current, provide filtering or resonance, and decrease current flow. Fixed inductors are usually rated by the number of amperes of current they can handle (ampere-turns).

The principle of operation for fixed inductors is relatively simple and can be understood in terms of magnetism. They consist of a coil of wire wrapped around a magnetic core. When an electric current is applied to the coil it produces a magnetic field. This field interacts with the magnetic field of the core, causing it to store energy. This stored energy is then released over time, allowing a steady and dependable flow of current.

Fixed inductors also have the advantage of being more stable than other varieties of inductors. This is because a fixed inductor has only one source of current at any one time. Variable inductors, by contrast, can change their current based on input. This can cause noise and instability in some applications. However, fixed inductors are also limited in terms of current they can handle, which is why they are less commonly used than variable inductors in some applications.

In addition, fixed inductors are also used for filtering, attenuating or resonating signals. This is done by adjusting the number of turns, the size of the core, and the material used in the coil. The number of turns determines the inductance, the core size determines the frequency range, and the material used determines the saturation point. All of these factors can be adjusted to achieve the desired characteristics for a specific application.

Fixed inductors are low-maintenance components that can provide reliable operation with relatively modest cost. They are often used in many modern applications such as biomedical, automotive, military, telecommunication, and aerospace. Fixed inductors can be used to store and/or transfer charge, increase voltage or current, provide filter or resonance, and decrease current flow. They are more stable than other inductors and can be tailored to specific applications by adjusting the size of the core, the number of turns, and the type of material used in the coil.

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