B82143B1103K

Fixed Inductors

A fixed inductor is an electronically-engineered component that is designed to provide a fixed amount of inductance, commonly measured in Henries, when it passes current through its coil and the associated wire windings. The B82143B1103K is one of the most widely used fixed inductors available today due to its reliable performance and attractive cost structure.

Application Field

The B82143B1103K is an ideal solution for applications ranging from simple electronics to advanced power electronics, from DC/DC converters to AC/DC power supplies. It is commonly used in communication systems, automotive electronics, and power control devices. Additionally, it is widely utilized as an amplifier, as it is capable of providing a stable and high-powered output. Furthermore, its compatibility with various circuit designs makes it a popular selection for many applications.

Working Principle

The functioning of the B82143B1103K can be understood as follows. First, the current that passes through the coil creates an electromagnetic field. This magnetic field then induces a voltage in the coil, based on Faraday’s law of induction. This induced voltage is proportional to the rate of change of the current, which can be adjusted to produce the desired output. The inductor also acts as a filter, as it passes only the frequencies that are within its specified frequency range, thus guaranteeing consistent performance.

In sum, the B82143B1103K fixed inductor is an excellent choice for various applications, offering reliable performance and robust construction at a cost-effective price point. Its ability to pass specific frequencies and provide a stable output make it invaluable in various communication systems, automotive electronics, and power control devices.