4445-19K

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Fixed inductors can be used in a wide variety of applications, ranging from medical and automotive to telecommunications and industrial systems. The 4445-19K is a classic example of a fixed inductor. It features low power consumption, small size and low cost. Its working principles are based on the winding of a metal wire around a core of a ferrite, iron or metal slugs.

In operation, current passes through the inductor, creating a magnetic field in and around the trapped particles of the core. This field has an inductive effect, meaning it induces an electrical voltage in the inductor as a result of its own field. The amount of voltage induced is determined by the number of turns of the metal wire around the core, the permeability of the core material and the current passing through the inductor.

The main benefits of using the 4445-19K include low power consumption, small size and low price. This can make it ideal for use in various applications where power needs to be conserved, such as medical and automotive systems, telecommunications systems and industrial systems. Additionally, it is very reliable, durable and can withstand high temperatures.

The 4445-19K is a good choice for a variety of applications because it has strong capabilities and features. It can handle signals up to 150 kHz, and can also operate at temperatures up to 125 degrees Celsius. Its output inductance range is 8-8.5 mH. It also has an extended self-resonant frequency of 400-1200 MHz and a maximum current of 75 mA. Additionally, it has a very low DC resistance of 0.012 ohm.

The 4445-19K is also very versatile, allowing for different configurations and continued operation even under extreme conditions. The inductors can be packaged in various ways, depending on the application. Thus, they can be used either as single piece components or assembled as a team with other inductors. The inductors can also be made to various circuit sizes and shapes, as well as being configured for multiple assembly tasks.

The 4445-19K operates by trapping particles of ferrite, iron or metal slugs in the core and winding a metal wire around it; current passes through the inductor, creating a magnetic field and a voltage in the inductor. Its versatility and low cost make it a great option for various applications, particularly medical, automotive and telecommunications systems.

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