FIT80-3-B

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Fixed Inductors are components that are used to store energy in electric current. They are also known as inductors, and come in a variety of types and sizes. The FIT80-3-B is an example of a Fixed Inductor, specifically a toroidal core inductor or a toroidal inductor.

The FIT80-3-B consists of an insulated coil wound around a ferrite core. The coil is insulated with either a nickel, Kapton, or other material, and the core is composed of a ceramic material. The core, coil and insulation form a toroidal shape and are designed to help smooth out current pulse waveforms.

The FIT80-3-B has a range of applications, but is primarily used for energy storage in motor and switch mode power supplies. It is well suited for high frequency applications such as pulse generators and SMPS circuits. It can also be used in EMI filter circuits and for power factor correction.

The key benefit of the FIT80-3-B compared to other types of inductors is its high Q factor, which is the measure of the inductor\'s ability to store energy. A high Q factor provides high efficiency in applications where energy is converted from one form to another. High Q also results in a smooth current waveform, which is important for reducing EMI and RF interference.

The working principle of the FIT80-3-B is based on the law of induction. Basically, when current flows through the coil, it creates a magnetic field which induces an electric current in the coil. This current is then stored in the inductor. As current is applied to the inductor, it creates an electromagnetic field which resists changes in the current, resulting in a smooth current waveform.

The FIT80-3-B is a versatile component that offers reliable performance and high Q factor. Its small size and high performance make it suitable for many applications, including motor and switch mode power supplies, EMI filter circuits, power factor correction and pulse generators.

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