4307R-106J

Fixed inductors are widely used in a variety of modern electronic applications. They are commonly used to store energy in the form of an electromagnetic field and they do not vary with time or frequency. The 4307R-106J is an example of a fixed inductor.

4307R-106J Application Field

The 4307R-106J is primarily used in low-frequency analog circuits. They are often used as filters and noise canceling devices such as in switched capacitor filters and differential amplifiers. Additionally, they are used in pulse operation circuits and noise detecting circuits, as well as power supply regulation and EMI/RFI suppression.

4307R-106J Working principle

In brief, a 4307R-106J fixed inductor consists of a coil of wire wound around an iron or steel core, which is usually in the form of a cylinder, called a bobbin. When current is passed through the wire it creates a magnetic field in and around the bobbin. This magnetic field stores energy which can then be released in the form of a current when the field is collapsed. The amount of energy stored in the field is proportional to the number of windings around the core.

The 4307R-106J is designed to operate in environments with a voltage of up to 5V and a current of up to 0.5A. In addition, the inductance range of 4.7mH to 470mH allows for a variety of circuit applications. The fixed inductor is also designed to minimize voltage or current peaks, as well as reduce noise in circuits.

Conclusion

The 4307R-106J is a versatile fixed inductor with a wide range of applications from power supply regulation to EMI/RFI suppression. Its ability to store and release energy, coupled with its low voltage and current operating parameters, make it an ideal choice for a variety of circuits.