AIRD-06-391K

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Fixed inductors are one of the most commonly used components in electronic circuits. The AIRD-06-391K is a type of fixed inductor that has a high current capacity, high frequency choking inductance, and is designed for radio frequency applications. The air-core structure of this inductor minimizes losses due to magnetic hysteresis, allowing it to operate reliably in high-frequency applications. This article will discuss the aird-06-391k application field and working principle.

Application Field

The AIRD-06-391K is used mainly for radio frequency applications, such as telecommunications, electronic warfare, and satellite and radar applications. It is designed to be robust and stable despite changes in temperature, and has a wide range of operating temperatures up to 85C, with a maximum self-resonant frequency of over 10MHz. Its high current capacity means it can handle high currents with minimal heating. This makes it an ideal choice for use in high-power requirements.

The small physical size of the AIRD-06-391K enables its use in space-constrained applications. It is also highly resistant to shock and vibration, making it suitable for a variety of aerospace, military, and commercial applications. The inductor is lightweight, with a package size of only 6mm x 5mm, allowing it to be easily incorporated into a variety of applications.

Working Principle

The AIRD-06-391K operates on a basic magnetic principle. When current passes through the inductor, it creates a magnetic field. This magnetic field interacts with the coil, inducing a voltage across it. This induced voltage is known as the back EMF. The back EMF opposes the current that is passing through the inductor, resulting in a decrease in the current. This mechanism, known as inductance, is the basis for the operation of any inductor.

The AIRD-06-391K also has a self-resonant frequency, which is the frequency at which the inductor will resonate at its highest value. This frequency, typically 3-10MHz, is an important parameter for its use in high frequency applications.

The combination of the inductor’s high current capacity, its wide frequency range, and its small size makes it an ideal choice for radio frequency applications. Its robust construction and stable characteristics make it suitable for a variety of applications, including aerospace, military, and commercial.

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