ER1641-183JM

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Fixed inductors, such as the ER1641-183JM, have a wide range of monotonous applications with various working principles.

An inductor is a component of electrical and electronics systems that stores energy in the form of a magnetic field. It typically consists of a conductive coil wound around a core of magnetic material, such as iron or ferrite. Fixed inductors are designed to provide a specific amount of inductance within a specific frequency range, and are used to filter, store energy, and control electrical signals within these systems.

The ER1641-183JM is a general-purpose, fixed inductor with an inductance of 18.3 millihenries. It is housed in a molded black plastic package with a ferrite core. The product has a rated voltage of 250 VDC, a current rating of 1.2 A, a tolerance of ±20%, and a rated frequency of 1 MHz. Its unique design allows it to resist EMI noise and perform better at higher frequencies than general-purpose inductors.

In terms of its working principle, the inductor stores energy when a current passes through its coil. The current creates a pollar magnetic field around the coil, which stores energy. When the current switch is to be turned off, this energy is released to the device used in the system.

The ER1641-183JM can be used in a variety of applications including DC/AC power supplies, signal processing circuits, and EMI filters. In power supplies, it serves to filter out unwanted frequencies and AC ripple. It is also used in signal processing circuits to modify electrical signals and EMI filters to reduce EMI noise by limiting high and low-frequency signals.

The ER1641-183JM is a versatile inductor that can be used in a wide variety of applications. Its unique design allows it to resist EMI noise and provide excellent performance at higher frequencies than general-purpose inductors. This makes it an ideal solution for a variety of applications.

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