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Fixed Inductors

The DC630R-334K is a type of inductor that is most commonly used for signal filtering, signal isolation, and as a tuning element in resonance circuits.

Application Field

The DC630R-334K fixed inductor offers a wide range of applications in electronic equipment, such as:

• Radio circuits
• Signal isolation
• Signal filtering
• Tuning elements for resonance circuits
• Arrays and broadband circuits.

Fixed inductors can also be used for induction heating, power management, and electromagnetic interference (EMI) reduction.

Working Principle

A fixed inductor is a passive device that obtains its magnetic force from a current-carrying wire. The core of the device is usually wound around a material such as iron or ceramic. When a current is passed through the inductor, a magnetic field is generated.

The magnetic field produced by the inductor induces a voltage in a nearby circuit, thus creating an electromagnetic effect. This effect can be used to either filter or amplify an applied voltage or signal.

The DC630R-334K is designed with an air core, which means it does not contain any ferromagnetic material. This allows the inductor to produce high inductance, while maintaining a low DC resistance. Additionally, the inductor is capable of handling high frequencies and relatively high temperature ranges.

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