HKQ04023N4C-E

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Fixed Inductors are electrical components used almost exclusively in electronic circuits due to its ability to store energy in its magnetic field. The HKQ04023N4C-E is a specific type of SMD fixed inductor, which is then distinguished by its high quality, efficiency, and low profile. This article will discuss the application fields and working principles of the HKQ04023N4C-E.

Application Field

The HKQ04023N4C-ESMD inductor is often used in electronic circuits in order to store energy in its magnetic field. This stored energy can then be utilized when a circuit is overloaded or needs additional power. Additionally, the inductor can be used to filter high frequency signals from lower frequency signals, allowing them to be distinctive. This is frequent in audio and communication devices, where “noise” is filtered out to achieve a clear signal. Other application fields of the HKQ04023N4C-E include being used in high current circuits, automotive circuits, rectifiers, power supplies, converters, and even computers.

Working Principle

The HKQ04023N4C-E works through Faraday’s law and Lenz’s law. It works by creating a magnetic flux with each electronic pulse that is applied to it. This magnetic field then induces a current on the opposite side of the inductor, which is determined by the frequency of the fluxes and the amount of time it takes a flush to form. Due to the lag in the electrical current, it creates a counter-electromagnetic field that acts against the applied field of the pulse, hence creating energy storage in its magnetic field. This energy is then discharged from the inductor when the current is stopped.

Conclusion

The HKQ04023N4C-E is a specific type of SMD fixed inductor with a high quality, efficiency and low profile. It is able to be used in various circuits due to its ability to store energy and filter out high frequency signals from lower frequency signals. Additionally, it works on the principles of Faraday’s law and Lenz’s law, inducing a current on the opposite side of the inductor in order to create a counter-electromagnetic field and hence store energy in its magnetic field.

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