#B952AS-H-560M=P3 Inductors, Coils, Chokes

Fixed Inductors

Inductors, also known as coils, chokes, or reactors, are devices that emit energy in the form of a magnetic field when a current is passed through them. Fixed inductors are primarily used to slow the flow of electrical current, act as filters to prevent certain frequencies from passing, or provide impedance in circuit applications. One common type of fixed inductor is the #B952AS-H-560M=P3.

#B952AS-H-560M=P3 Application Field and Working Principle

#B952AS-H-560M=P3 is a fixed, non-polarized inductor that is most commonly used in DC-DC converters and other circuits where relatively small amounts of energy need to be stored. It is constructed from a winding of copper wire and usually has a ferromagnetic core in its centre. The ferrite core helps to increase the inductance of the inductor, making it suited for applications where maximum power transfer is desired.

The working principle of the #B952AS-H-560M=P3 is simple. When current passes through the winding of the inductor, it creates a magnetic field, which induces a voltage across the winding. This induced voltage is proportional to the rate of change of the current and the total inductance of the circuit. Through this simple mechanism, the #B952AS-H-560M=P3 can help to regulate the flow of current in a circuit.

The #B952AS-H-560M=P3 is also a suitable choice for a variety of other applications, including communication systems, medical devices, test instruments, and instrumentation. In particular, the device is seen as a cost-effective solution for helping to boost the performance of low-power devices. Thanks to its low cost and versatility, the #B952AS-H-560M=P3 is an attractive choice for many electronic designers.