HM66-50101LFTR13

Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors are electronic components that enable the flow of electrical energy. They are the device used to store electrical energy and then release it in a more controlled manner. The HM66-50101LFTR13 is a fixed inductor designed for low frequency operations.

The HM66-50101LFTR13 design consists of a steel core, plastic over-molded coil, and lead wires for connection. Its features include a small physical size, low profile, and high-temperature compatible steel core. This fixed inductor features a dielectric strength of 400V, high stability, reliability, and industry-standard fit-and-function. It is a high-quality inductor, capable of performing multiple signal filtering and power line applications.

Applications

The HM66-50101LFTR13 is mainly used in low frequency operations, including filtering, EMI/RFI supplication, power line filter, and signal conditioning. It is a widely used inductor in industrial, commercial, Military, and Aerospace designs and applications. It is also useful in medical electronics, automotive, and communication systems.

Working Principle

The working principle behind induction is the induction of an electrical current in a conductor in the presence of a magnetic field. The inductance of the HM66-50101LFTR13 is the result of the coil structure with its number of turns and the magnetic field created when an alternating current is applied. As the current increases, the magnetization decreases, resulting in a decrease in inductance. The higher the number of turns, the greater the inductance, resulting in a higher Q factor.

This fixed inductor also operates on the basis of Faraday’s Law of Induction, which states that electric current produces a magnetic field and the changing of that magnetic field will induce a voltage in the conductor. By changing the number of turns, the flux created by the current can be adjusted, thereby increasing or decreasing the inductance.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the HM66-50101LFTR13 is a fixed inductor designed for low frequency operations. It features a dielectric strength of 400V, high stability, reliability, and industry-standard fit-and-function. It is mainly used in low frequency operations, such as EMI/RFI supplication, power line filter, and signal conditioning. Its working principle is dependent upon Faraday’s Law of Induction. This fixed inductor is an effective component for low frequency operations.