4232-681K

Fixed Inductors

A fixed inductor, also known as a non-adjustable inductor, is a passive two-terminal electronic component with inductance, meaning it stores energy in the form of a magnetic field when electric current flows through it. The 4232-681K Passive Fixed Inductors are designed for low DC loss in a wide range of current requirements up to 4Amps peak. This makes them ideal for use in current-sensitive applications ranging from audio circuits to power supplies.

Application Field

The 4232-681K Passive Fixed Inductors are highly prized for applications requiring a small, yet reliable, source of power. This makes them ideal for use in power supplies, especially where high current capability is needed. Other applications for these inductors include providing power to audio circuits, electronic gate control, RF conductors, resonators, and multiplexers.

Working Principle

The working principle of a 4232-681K Passive Fixed Inductor is based on Faraday\'s law of induction. When an electrical current is passed through an inductor, it creates a magnetic field around the inductor. Due to the law of induction, this creates a voltage in the inductor. This voltage is then used to generate power, which can be used to power the device.

The 4232-681K Passive Fixed Inductors are well-suited for current-sensitive applications due to their low DC loss. This is because the voltage in the inductor is constant due to the magnetic field, regardless of the amount of current it is passing. This makes them compelling choices for applications where highly precise control of current is required.

Conclusion

The 4232-681K Passive Fixed Inductors are reliable and efficient solutions for a wide range of current requirements. With their low DC loss and ability to generate and maintain a constant voltage, the 4232-681K Passive Fixed Inductors are ideal for use in power supplies, audio circuits, RF conductors, electronic gate control, resonators, and multiplexers.