4726-22

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Fixed inductors are components most commonly found in electronic circuits. They are electrically passive components, which means that they do not add energy to the circuit but rather store it for future use. The most common use of a fixed inductor is as part of an inductor-capacitor (LC) circuit, which is used to filter out certain frequencies from a signal. Another common use is in a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) circuit, which is used to generate a signal with a frequency that is determined by the applied voltage.

The 4726-22 fixed inductor is a commonly used inductor in electronic circuit applications. This inductor is an axially-minded, surface-mount component with an inductance of 220 micro Henries. There is a third lead (NC) which is connected to the positive terminal and serves as a bond pad. The device’s dimensions are 0.275 inches x 0.275 inches x 0.160 inches.

The working principle of the 4726-22 inductor is that when an AC current is passed through the coils of the inductor, a magnetic field is created. This magnetic field will store the energy of the current, and is able to do so due to the physical structure of the inductor. As the current passes through the inductor, there is a back EMF generated. This back EMF opposes the current flow and is referred to as inductance. This inductance is measured in Henries and is determined by the number of turns of the coil and the physical size of the inductor.

The 4726-22 inductor can be used in a variety of applications. It is commonly used in audio applications such as speaker crossover networks, where it is used to block certain frequencies from passing through to the speaker. It can also be used in RF applications such as VCO circuits, where it is used to filter out unwanted frequencies and shape the frequency response of the VCO. The 4726-22 inductor can also be used in power switching applications such as voltage regulators, where its low DCR coupled with a low inductance value make it suitable for suppressing voltage spikes.

In summary, the 4726-22 fixed inductor is a widely used component in many different applications. It operates on the principle of magnetic induction which stores the energy of a passing current and creates a back EMF which opposes the current flow. This inductor can be used for applications such as speaker crossover networks, RF circuits, and power switching, providing excellent performance for each.

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