DLH-14-0001

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Fixed inductors are passive electrical components that are used to store energy in an electric field. The fixed inductor, DLH-14-0001 specifically, operates by allowing current to flow through a coil of wire, thus creating a magnetic field. When a voltage is applied across this coil, the magnetic field resists the electron flow and induces a back emf proportional to both the magnetic flux and the rate at which the magnetic flux is changing.

The DLH-14-0001 fixed inductor is mainly found used in RF and low-frequency applications, as it has an inductance range between 1 to 20µH and can handle currents up to 1.2A. This low-frequency characteristic is due to the inductor\'s ferrite core. In this way, the DLH-14-0001 inductor acts as a low-pass filter, allowing high frequency signals to bypass, but low frequency signals through without distortion.

The DLH-14-0001 fixed inductor also offers excellent reliability and performance. The component is designed with a ferrite core and an epoxy coating, making it highly durable and suitable for difficult environmental conditions. Additionally, it has a low loss due to its low resistivity, making it an incredibly efficient component.

Finally, the DLH-14-0001 is constructed using high-grade materials that allow it to resist any vibration or shock. Its winding is etched using copper foil, which gives it an incredibly low self-inductance that helps to reduce unwanted noise and distortion. It also has a high level of isolation, making it highly resistant to signal leakage.

In summary, the DLH-14-0001 fixed inductor provides excellent performance and reliability for a variety of RF and low-frequency applications. It is highly resistant to vibration, shock, and signal leakage, and its construction with a ferrite core and epoxy coating allows for enhanced durability. It also has an incredibly low loss, making it an efficient and effective component.

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