DFEG12060D-1R0M=P3

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Fixed Inductors are electrical components that oppose changes in the current. They are commonly used in electronics as part of a circuit to provide a steady flow of electricity. As part of the passive electrical component family, their main purpose is to store and control energy. In power converters, they are used to induct or generate high voltage pulses.

The DFEG12060D-1R0M=P3 is a fixed inductor that has many attractive features. It is a high-performing component with low DC resistance and very low stray capacitance. It provides high shielding effectiveness and low signal loss. Its construction boasts a small size and light weight. The component is also designed to have a long life and use in high temperature environments.

The application field of the DFEG12060D-1R0M=P3 fixed inductor is vast. It can be used in a variety of electrical circuitry, such as radiofrequency circuits, power supplies, converters, and transmitters. It is especially suitable for use in high voltage power supplies. Additionally, they can be found in wind power, solar cells, and other high voltage green energy applications.

The working principle of the DFEG12060D-1R0M=P3 fixed inductor is simple. When an electric current passes through it, the magnetic field generated causes the component to store energy. This energy is then released, depending on the design, and used to control and regulate the flow of electricity. The component is designed to deliver reliable, stable performance regardless of temperature changes or load shifts. This means that even when the load varies, the component still has the same inductance.

In conclusion, the DFEG12060D-1R0M=P3 Fixed Inductor is a versatile and reliable component due to its light weight, low DC resistance, reduced signal loss, and higher shielding effectiveness. It is widely used in a variety of applications, such as power supplies, wind turbines, solar cells, and radiofrequency circuits. Its working principle is simple: when a current passes through it, the magnetic field created is used to store energy, which is then released depending on the design.

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