701014470 Inductors, Coils, Chokes

An inductor is an electrical component that is made of a conducting loop or coil of insulated wire. They provide a wide range of benefits in circuit design, and come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Inductors have a variety of applications, and are commonly used in circuit boards, consumer electronics, radios, power supplies, and amplifiers.

The 701014470 is a fixed inductor, which is a type of inductor with a fixed inductance value, as opposed to a variable inductor which has an adjustable inductance. Fixed inductors are often used as filtering components, and for connecting signals between two points in a circuit. They are also common in switching power supplies, for coupling inductors, and for RF applications.

The 701014470 fixed inductor is an SMT (Surface Mount Technology) component, which means that it is designed to be mounted directly onto a printed circuit board. It has an inductance of 29μH, which is relatively high compared to other similar components. This component is also low-profile, and is only 0.51mm in height, making it ideal for use in space-conscious designs.

The working principle of the 701014470 fixed inductor is relatively simple. It is made up of an insulated wire that is tightly wound in a coil which creates a magnetic field when a current is applied to it. This field then induces an electromotive force into the coil, producing an electric current. When the current is removed, the magnetic field around the coil collapses, which then induces a current in the opposite direction, which is opposite of what was originally supplied. This creates an oscillating electrical current, and is what causes this type of inductor to be used as a filter or signal conditioning component.

In summary, the 701014470 fixed inductor is a small and low-profile component which is designed to be mounted directly onto a PCB. It has an inductance of 29μH, and works by generating an oscillating electrical current which is used for filtering or signal conditioning applications.