3483-101M

Fixed Inductors are one of the most common components found in electrical and electronic circuits. The 3483-101m is a type of fixed inductor, which is an indispensable component as it serves as the backbone of many designs in terms of power delivery, filtering, or noise suppression.

The 3483-101m is a surface mount inductor, with a maximum cable diameter of 4.5mm. It has a rated current of 100mA, with an inductance rating of 100uH. It is composed of a core material of NiZn (Nickel-Zinc) which is a type of ferromagnetic core. The core is wrapped with oxide-coated copper covered by a PVC jacket, for protection against moisture, dust, and other environmental elements.

The 3483-101m fixed inductor is most commonly used in applications as a filter component, or used in power supply designs. As an inductor, the 3483-101m has the ability to store an electric charge, allowing it to release stored energy gradually over a certain frequency range. This is especially useful in filtering applications, as it can be tuned to block specific frequencies while allowing other frequencies to pass through. For example, in a low-pass filter application, the 3483-101m can be used to strip out high-frequency signals while allowing low-frequency signals to pass. This is also useful in audio applications to reduce noise or hum in sound systems.

In power supply designs, the 3483-101m can be used to store energy during the charging cycle of the unit. It acts as a buffer, releasing energy slowly over time to the unit, thus providing a steady current to power the unit. This is especially important in power supplies with fluctuating levels of voltage, as it helps maintain a constant and reliable source of power.

The working principle of the 3483-101m is fairly straightforward. When current is passed through the coil, it generates a magnetic field around it. This magnetic field then induces another current in the opposite direction, resulting in a resistance to the original current, which then creates an electromotive force (EMF) that opposes the original current. The result of this is that the current either decreases or increases, depending on the magnitude of the EMF being generated.

In conclusion, the 3483-101m fixed inductor is a reliable and versatile component that is commonly used in filter and power supply applications. It has a low resistance output, allowing it to maintain steady current levels and reduce noise in audio systems. Its NiZn ferromagnetic core is highly resistant to environmental elements, and provides a reliable and steady source of energy.