AIRD-06-121K

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Fixed inductors are elements that store electrical energy in the form of a magnetic field. The inductors work by passing an alternating current (AC) through a coil of wire; this creates a magnetic field. The field resists the current as it changes, resulting in a voltage drop across the inductor. This voltage drop is the energy stored in the inductor and can be used to produce various forms of electric power. The AIRD-06-121K fixed inductor is one such device.

The AIRD-06-121K is designed to handle frequencies up to 500 MHz and is available in 16 different wattage sizes. It is constructed from a highly durable and heat-resistant ceramic material, making it ideal for a variety of applications including filters, power converters, and RF components. The AIRD-06-121K is also used in opto-electrical systems where high frequency stability is critical, as well as in power distribution systems.

The AIRD-06-121K features a static construction, meaning the parts are not physically moved or adjusted during operation. It also has a high self-resonance, meaning that it can be used in applications that require a large amount of power without the risk of burnout or damage. The AIRD-06-121K is designed with a high-current rating and low series resistance, making it perfect for applications requiring high current and low power losses.

The working principle of the AIRD-06-121K is based on the principles of induction. The current passing through the inductor generates a magnetic field that opposes the changing current, resulting in a voltage drop across the inductor. This voltage drop is stored in the inductor and is used to generate various forms of electrical power. The size and shape of the inductor determines the amount of voltage drop, with larger inductors able to store more energy.

The AIRD-06-121K is a reliable and versatile fixed inductor. It is capable of handling high frequencies and large loads, making it ideal for applications such as filters, power converters, and RF components. Its high self-resonance allows it to be used in systems that require large amounts of power without the risk of burnout. Furthermore, the AIRD-06-121K is designed for a high-current rating and low series resistance, making it perfect for applications that require high current and low power losses.

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