ASPIAIG-S8050-331M-T

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Fixed inductors are components used to increase the inductance of a circuit, creating a path for electric current to flow through. They usually consist of a coil of round wires wound around a magnetic core, which serves to concentrate the electricity and increase the inductance. The ASPIAIG-S8050-331M-T is a fixed inductor from ASPIAIG Company. It is designed to offer exceptional performance when used in high frequency applications.

The ASPIAIG-S8050-331M-T is a 2.93mH inductor constructed with an air core. This allows it to be used in applications with a wide range of frequencies without the generation of high frequency noise. The inductor has a maximum DC current rating of 2.5A, with an inductance tolerance of ±30% at 100kHz. It also has a maximum DC resistance of 0.060 mO. The ASPIAIG-S8050-331M-T is offered in an ultra-small SIP package, making it an ideal option for PCBs with limited space.

The working principle of the ASPIAIG-S8050-331M-T is that of a transformer, with the inductor acting as the primary coil. When an electric current is passed through it, the inductor\'s core creates a magnetic field around it. This field then induces current in the secondary coil, or the output of the inductor.

The ASPIAIG-S8050-331M-T is used in various applications, such as radio frequency (RF) and power line filters, amplifier circuits, and signal processing. It is also used in high-frequency communication, control, and medical devices. Additionally, the inductor is widely used in automotive, consumer electronics, and LED lighting.

Overall, the ASPIAIG-S8050-331M-T is an efficient and reliable fixed inductor from ASPIAIG. Its small size and high current rating lend it to a variety of applications, making it an ideal choice for designers of small form factor PCBs. The inductor’s working principle, being that of an air-core transformer, ensures that it operates at high frequencies without generating noise.

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