4379-394HS

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The 4379-394HS Fixed Inductor is a highly efficient inductor for use in high current power supply applications. The inductor is designed to meet the highest current-handling requirements and features a high pulse current rating of 80 Amps. This high-performance inductor is suitable for use in military, aerospace, telecommunications, medical and industrial applications requiring high reliability, long life and low temperature coefficient.

The 4379-394HS Fixed Inductor is constructed using a unique high-temperature, low-resistance, annealed copper winding material and high-efficiency, low-loss ferrite core material molded in a robust die-cast aluminum housing. The copper windings are then encapsulated with a UL-approved, halogen-free, flame-retardant epoxy cover. The core material is encased in an aluminum die-cast housing which offers a high level of moisture protection and improved thermal transfer across the windings. The high-temperature rating of the die-cast aluminum housing provides a high level of performance and reliability in high temperature applications.

The 4379-394HS Fixed Inductor offers excellent frequency bandwidth characteristics and low power loss due to its high saturation current rating and low leakage inductance. The high saturation current rating enables the inductor to handle high peak currents and prevent core saturation during operation. The low leakage inductance reduces power losses and ensures the inductor meets all of its application requirements.

The working principle of the 4379-394HS Fixed Inductor is based on Faraday\'s law of induction, which states that a magnetic field is induced in a coil by the movement of a conductor in the magnetic field. The moving conductor, or changing current, creates a changing magnetic flux, which induces an electromotive force in the coil. This electromotive force generates a current in the coil. The current in the coil is referred to as the mutual current, and this current is measured by the number of turns in the coil.

The 4379-394HS Fixed Inductor utilizes this principle in order to convert electrical energy into a magnetic field and provide a continuous current in a circuit. This current is referred to as the primary current, and the current produced in the coil is called the secondary current. The primary current and secondary current in the coil produce a voltage drop due to the resistance of the coil, and this voltage can be used to power a load.

The 4379-394HS Fixed Inductor is ideal for use in DC/DC converters, switched mode power supplies, motor drives and other high-frequency switching circuits. It is also well-suited for use in RF, automotive, solar, and other high-efficiency applications. The 4379-394HS Fixed Inductor is capable of providing continuous power and delivers high efficiency, reliability and performance. It also meets military standards for maximum temperature differential, vibration, shock, altitude, humidity and ESD.

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