FP1505R1-R10-R

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Fixed inductors are one of the commonly used components in electromagnetic circuits. The FP1505R1-R10-R is a type of fixed inductor that is widely used in power lines. It has a very wide range of applications, from high voltage power line frequency conversion, battery and charger circuits to adaptive digital power supply and more.

The FP1505R1-R10-R has a rated output of 16 amps and is able to operate in temperatures ranging from -40℃ to +85℃. It has a very small size with a dimension of 15.5 x 8.6 x 6.6 mm. Its high power rating and small size makes it suitable for use in many applications. Additionally, it has a very long service life due to its heat-resistant construction and superior stability.

The FP1505R1-R10-R works on the principle of creating a magnetic field by wrapping a coil of conducting wire around a magnetic material. This creates a stationary electromagnetic field that intersects with the electrons in the conducting wire, causing them to be attracted or repelled and thus creating a current. This fixed inductor is designed to create the exact amount of current needed in an electronic circuit.

The FP1505R1-R10-R is used in electronic circuits for many purposes. It helps regulate current in power lines, protect components from excessive amounts of current, and stabilize the current in a circuit. It is also used as an inductor in the oscillators used in radio transmitters, as well as in AC inductive motors and transformers. It is often used in battery-charging circuits to maintain the balance of the charging current and improve the charging efficiency.

The fixed inductor is a very useful and versatile component in electronics. The FP1505R1-R10-R is a high-performance fixed inductor that has a wide range of applications. Its small size, long service life, and high power rating make it ideal for many electronic circuits and systems.

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