37392C Inductors, Coils, Chokes

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Fixed Inductors: 37392C Application Field and Working Principle

Fixed inductors are electrical components that are attached to a printed circuit board, a coil, or a transmission line so that it can receive and store electrical energy when a current flows through it. Fixed inductors are composed of an insulated copper wire wound around a core, and typically used to filter out alternating currents, limit voltage spikes, and provide a path for radio frequency signals. They are also used to provide coupling between different stages, to create desired impedance levels, and to limit high-frequency noise. The 37392C is a fixed inductor manufactured by API Technologies Corp., which has been providing efficient and reliable parts to the electronic industry since 2011.

Applications

The 37392C fixed inductor is commonly used in the audio and video applications, telecommunications systems, optical networks, and consumer electronics. It is widely used in cells and mobile phones, such as for audio/video signal transfer, filtering, radio frequency signal and antenna matching. Generally, it can be used in many electronic products, motor control, uninterrupted power supplies, laptops, power supplies, navigation systems, GPS receivers, radio receivers, satellite receivers, and digital cameras.

Working Principle

A fixed inductor works by providing a path for electric current via an inductive loop. The current follows the path of least resistance, resulting in a more efficient flow of current. As the current passes through the inductor, an electromagnetic field is generated around the inductor due to the electric current. This further creates a voltage drop across the inductor proportional to the amount of electric current and the inductance value.

The major property of the fixed inductor is its inductance, which is measured in Henries. This measurement is the rate at which the inductor takes in and stores energy through its magnetic field when a current is applied. When the current is removed, the inductor releases the stored energy back into the circuit, which can be a useful feature for controlling and filtering a circuit.

The 37392C fixed inductor features an air gap design that allows for high current frequencies and EMI/RFI noise resistance. It also features a self-shielding construction that helps protect it from potential interference with other components in the circuit. Additionally, it comes with an integrated heatsink that enables the inductor to better dissipate the heat generated while in operation.

Conclusion

The 37392C fixed inductor from API Technologies Corp. is a reliable and efficient electrical component for filtering, radio frequency signal and antenna matching, and many other applications. It offers a high current frequency range of up to 1 MHz, and is constructed with a self-shielding design and integrated heatsink for reliable performance and long lasting use. Its air gap design provides excellent EMI/RFI noise resistance, allowing it to be used in a variety of different electronic products and systems.

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