2200HT-3R3-V

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Fixed inductors, such as the 2200HT-3R3-V, are non-variable components consisting of one or more turns of insulated wire wound around a core. An inductor is used to store and release energy as current passes through it. It is one of the most common types of electronic component, and its basic function is to introduce impedance into a circuit. When a voltage is applied across the inductor, it produces a magnetic field in which lines of force loop around the inductor’s core. This field enables the inductor to store energy directly, and is released as current passes through it.

The 2200HT-3R3-V inductor is most commonly used in circuit designs as an impedance matching element. As a result, the inductor can be used to attenuate undesired high frequencies in circuits, as well as provide stability to reactive loads. This makes it useful for a range of applications, from audio amplifiers and power supplies to mechanical ringer circuits and antilog amplifiers.

The 2200HT-3R3-V is a High-Performance Ferrite Chip Inductor. It is designed for use in various types of impedance matching networks, including high-frequency circuit applications. It features a high inductance value and low DCR (or DC resistance). The inductor features a static Q value of up to 57 at 10 MHz, along with an excellent L value positive temperature coefficient. Its small size also makes it ideal for densely packed or miniaturized circuit boards.

The 2200HT-3R3-V is a non-variable device that generates a steady magnetic field. This makes it particular useful for applications such as power line filters and frequency-dependant applications, as well as AC coupling in high-voltage systems. The inductor is also useful for EMI attenuation, and can help reduce the transmission of spurious signals in the circuit.

The device’s working principle is based on Faraday’s law of induction. According to this law, whenever a magnetic field is created, an electromotive force (EMF) is generated. In an inductor, this EMF is proportional to the rate of change of the magnetic field. This causes a current to be induced in the inductor, which opposes any changes in the magnetic field. This opposing current causes the inductor to store, or “induct,” energy, which is then released back into the circuit when the magnetic field dissipates.

The 2200HT-3R3-V inductor is a cost-effective and reliable solution for various impedence matching and signal control applications. Its robust construction and high performace make it ideal for many types of proccessor and electronics applications. The inductor is especially useful for applications that require high frequency attenuation and for voltage signal stabilization.

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