5400-336G

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Fixed inductors are components used in electronic circuits to store energy in the form of a magnetic field. Generally, they have two metallic components wound around a core of metal or plastic. When current flows through the inductor, a magnetic field is produced and the inductor acts as a kind of capacitor, storing some energy in the form of a magnetic field. The core material of the inductor determines the type of energy stored - either air-core inductors that store magnetic fields, or wound-core inductors that store electrical fields. In either case, a fixed inductor is used to reduce the voltage and current fluctuations in a circuit, or to filter out noise.

The 5440-336G fixed inductor is one of the most commonly used inductors in the industry. It is a low profile ceramic inductor that is capable of operating at -40°C to +85°C. The inductor is composed of three layers with a ferrite core and two layers of air gap. The ferrite core in the 5440-336G offers a low loss performance, while the air gaps provide an enhanced stability and high ripple current capability. It is rated for up to 1.4mH of inductance and is suitable for use in a wide variety of applications, such as power supplies, amplifier circuits, filters, switching regulators, and other electronic equipment.

The 5440-336G is typically used in applications where a low EMI or low RFI is required. It is also used to reduce power losses due to the lower resistance values of the inductor compared to other inductors. The 5440-336G is especially suitable for high ripple current applications due to its high saturation flux density. The high saturation flux density capability of the 5440-336G allows it to maintain stable resistance values in the presence of large ripple currents, making it ideal for applications where wide voltage and current fluctuations occur.

The working principle of the 5440-336G fixed inductor is based on Faraday\'s Law, which states that the induced electric potential is proportional to the rate of change of the magnetic flux. When current passes through the inductor, the inductance of the core material causes a greater voltage drop than when current passes through an ordinary resistor. This voltage drop is known as inductive reactance, and it is what gives the inductor its unique properties. The 5440-336G inductor is designed to have low inductive reactance in order to provide efficient and reliable operation.

The 5440-336G fixed inductor is a versatile and reliable component that is used in a wide variety of applications. It is designed to minimize power losses due to its low resistance values and high saturation flux density. The inductor is also well-suited for applications such as power supplies, amplifiers, and filters, and it is capable of maintaining stable resistance values in the presence of large ripple currents. This makes it an ideal choice for reducing EMI, RFI, and power loss in many types of electronic systems.

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