4302-821H

Fixed inductors are an essential component of most electrical circuits, providing stable current flow to the circuit while also providing impedance. The 4302-821H fixed inductor is a high-performance, low-profile inductor that is used in many applications to provide a stable current for circuit components and to reduce electromagnetic noise in low-noise applications.

Application Field

The 4302-821H fixed inductor is used in a variety of applications where a high-performance, low-profile inductor is required. It is commonly used in low-noise communication systems to reduce electrical noise caused by high-frequency signals, such as cellular and WiFi networks. It is also used in switching power supplies, DC-DC converters, and other switching circuits that require a stable, low-profile inductor for maximum performance.

Working Principle

The 4302-821H fixed inductor works by storing and releasing electrical energy using an inductor core, usually made of ferrite, iron powder, or other magnetic materials. When AC or DC current is applied, it passes through the windings of the inductor and creates a magnetic field around it. This field then attracts an opposite magnetic field from the inductor core which in turn stores and releases electrical energy, creating a current in the circuit. The inductor\'s ability to store and release energy is the basis of its voltage and current regulation functions.

The 4302-821H fixed inductor is a high-performance, low-profile inductor designed to provide reliable, stable performance in high-frequency applications. Its small size and high-quality fabrication make it suitable for a variety of different applications, and its low noise characteristics make it a great choice for reducing electrical noise in low-noise applications.