9310-06

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Fixed inductors are electrical components that are built to produce a specific range of inductance values. The figure below shows the basic structure of a typical fixed inductor. It consists of a copper wire coil that is wound around a core made of ferrite and ferroelectric material.

The 9310-06 specifically is a PPTC (positive temperature coefficient) fixed inductor. This type of inductor uses a positive temperature coefficient of resistance to regulate the current. As the temperature increases, the PPTC also increases the resistance of the inductor, thus limiting the amount of current flowing through the inductor.

The 9310-06 is an especially useful and widely used type of fixed inductor. It is used in a variety of applications such as power systems and telecommunications, as well as general industrial applications. In addition, this type of inductor can be easily customized and adapted to the needs of the application.

The working principle of the 9310-06 is relatively simple. When a voltage is applied across the inductor, the current passes through the coil and creates a magnetic field around the core. This magnetic field in turn increases the inductance of the inductor as the current flowing through it increases. The PPTC material of the core then regulates the inductance, limiting the current and ensuring it does not exceed the specified maximum.

Overall, fixed inductors like the 9310-06 play an important role in various applications. They are useful for regulating current, providing protection, and preventing damage to sensitive components. They are also easy to customize and can be integrated into existing systems. With their reliable performance and wide range of uses, fixed inductors are essential components in many sorts of electrical systems.

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