HM66-40101LFTR13

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Fixed inductors are passive electronic components that have a core made from a conducting material, such as copper or aluminum, which is wrapped by a wire coil and produces a magnetic field. These types of non-variable inductors are used in a variety of applications, including motor drives, switching power supplies, mobile phone chargers, and other power-efficient or low-noise electronic devices. The HM66-40101LFTR13 model is one of the more popular inductors employed in various electronic circuits and systems.

The HM66-40101LFTR13 model belongs to the fixed inductors family, specifically in the line of radial, leaded inductors. This low power inductor is externally shielded and designed with winding encased in a spool, which is then encased in a heat shrinkable material. By taking precautions to prevent its winding from direct exposure to the atmosphere, any potential EMI radiation is avoided and a low-noise electromagnetic field is generated.

The main purpose of the HM66-40101LFTR13 is to function as a shunt for current and an alternator for voltage in DC circuits. Its wires are wound in layers on a ferrite-based core, and due to the high-frequency electrical noise in which these types of fixed inductors are used, this model is designed to reduce the current flowing through the circuit, allowing for greater control over the voltage, mainly in applications that require a signal-delay circuit.

The working principles of the HM66-40101LFTR13 fixed inductors are based on electromagnetic induction, which occurs when there is a change in the electric current or a movement of a magnetic field that surrounds them. This was discovered by a former Danish physicist, Hans Christian Ørsted, during the early 19th century. Simply explained, the magnetic field passes through the inductor, creating a voltage in its coils. This voltage is in proportion to the number of turns in the coil, and it acts in opposition to the current that seeks to pass through the inductor, thus slowing down the flow of current. This gives the HM66-40101LFTR13, and other similarly-sized fixed inductors, its capacity to store electric energy.

The HM66-40101LFTR13 fixed inductor is used in several grid power systems, such as transformers and solar inverters. Its metalized core helps protect it from environmental damage, and it is able to withstand high temperatures and currents. Additionally, its high inductance and low saturation ratings make it a suitable component for industrial, automotive, and aviation applications. Furthermore, its efficiency is able to meet the requirements of other thin-film applications, including thin-film solar cells and Li-ion batteries.

The HM66-40101LFTR13 fixed inductor is widely used in a variety of power systems and applications. Its size, features, and capability make it an ideal component for several electronic devices, including power supplies and motors. Its fixed inductor properties allow it to provide accurate current and voltage control, which makes it the preferred choice for a variety of power and energy systems.

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