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Fixed Inductors

A fixed inductor is an important component of electrical equipment, particularly in the field of electronics. It is made up of a wire coil wound around a core, that has a uniform shape and size. The core material has properties that allow the magnetic field generated by the flow of electron current to be concentrated inside the coil. In a DC circuit, the inductor can effectively store energy. In an AC circuit, the inductor can control the current, as it has the property of producing an inductance in the line, which resists the passage of current. The fixed inductor is used mainly in power supplies, amplifiers, resonant circuits and other electronic circuits where electrical current needs to be limited.

70F105AI Application Field and Working Principle

The 70F105AI is a fixed inductor used mainly in high frequency applications. It can handle up to 15A for DC currents and up to 10A for AC loads. It has a high temperature resistant structure and its base material is ferrite. This inductor can provide enhanced EMI and RFI suppression and is useful for a variety of electronic circuit applications. The core of the 70F105AI inductor is made up of a ferrite material, which has excellent magnetic properties. This allows it to store and release the energy from the applied current, which allows it to limit the AC or DC currents that flow through the line.

The working principle of the 70F105AI is based on Thevenin’s theorem. Thevenin’s theorem states that the current through any two terminals of an inductor is proportional to the voltage across the terminals. The 70F105AI uses this principle in order to control the current in the circuit, and can achieve up to 15A for DC currents and up to 10A for AC loads. The inductor works in such a way that the amount of current is dependent on the magnetic field that is generated by the coil, as well as the amount of flux that is present in the core. As the current passes through the coil, it generates a magnetic field, which causes the core material to become saturated with flux. This flux is then dissipated and the inductor has the effect of limiting the current in the circuit.

The 70F105AI is a highly efficient and reliable component that can be used in a variety of electronic applications. It is used mainly for high frequency applications, such as power supplies and amplifiers. It is also used to reduce the noise and interference in the circuit, and can be used to provide enhanced EMI and RFI suppression. The 70F105AI is capable of handling up to 15A for DC currents and up to 10A for AC loads, making it an ideal choice for a wide range of electronic devices and circuits.

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