AIUR-08-390K

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Fixed inductors have been used for many years to regulate current readings in a variety of circuits. Specifically, the AIUR-08-390K is a radial-leaded, tape-and-reeled, radial-leaded inductor with a medium power rating for general-purpose applications. This device is designed to provide a stable and reliable current source for power capacitors, light emitters, and other applications that require an AC source to control current.

The AIUR-08-390K is a radial-leaded axial inductor with a lead pitch of 8.5±0.2mm, making it ideal for a wide range of applications. The device utilizes a ceramic-based construction, with an internal bridge to connect to the outer coils. This ensures that all of the internal components are accurately aligned and that the current will flow evenly through the core of the inductor. The device has an externally adjustable ferrite core with a variable number of turns, allowing for efficient use of the underlying magnetic fields.

The AIUR-08-390K inductor also provides excellent electrical characteristics. It features a high inductance of 390KHz, a mediumRds rating of 400mV, and a maximum surge of 4.5V. This makes it suitable for powering power capacitors, light emitters, and other applications requiring a stable AC source. In addition, it also features a low profile design with a minimum package size of 14mm.

The AIUR-08-390K is an effective solution for delivering steady, reliable current to a wide variety of devices. It allows for efficient and precise control of the current levels through the use of variable number of turns and a ceramic-based construction. The device also offers excellent electrical characteristics including a high inductance, a mediumRds rating, and a maximum surge of 4.5V. These features make the AIUR-08-390K a suitable choice for most fixed inductor applications.

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