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Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors are common electrical components that store energy in the form of a magnetic field. Inductors can be used to step up or step down the voltage of a circuit, filter out certain frequencies, or block direct current. The 2300HT-3R9-V fixed inductor, in particular, is used in many applications.

2300HT-3R9-V Application Field<\h2>

The 2300HT-3R9-V is a cost-efficient inductor capable of using a wide variety of frequencies for switch-mode control. It is used primarily in power supplies, DC-DC converters, and other circuits that need a reliable and efficient voltage regulator. It is also used in telecommunications and medical systems, as well as in other high performance and safety-critical equipment.

2300HT-3R9-V Working Principle

Fixed inductors act as a kind of electrical transformer, converting varying voltages and currents. This occurs when input current is applied to the component, causing a magnetic field to form. This field then induces a voltage in outlying windings, which in turn returns the current back to the source. When the current is shut off, the magnetic field fades, and the voltage is dropped back down to a level consistent with the input voltage.

The 2300HT-3R9-V has a 3R9 rated inductance and works with frequencies up to 5MHz. It is constructed with internal conductors that absorb the generated current, and an external winding that produces the resulting voltage. This allows the 2300HT-3R9-V to provide reliable and efficient power regulation and protection.

Conclusion

The 2300HT-3R9-V fixed inductor is a cost-efficient device capable of regulating and filtering voltages and currents in a wide range of applications. It is notably used in power supplies, DC-DC converters, telecommunication systems, and medical equipment. Its working principle is based on an internal conductor absorbing the generated current, and an external winding producing the resulting voltage.

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