HM66A-1265330MLF13

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Fixed inductors come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes and are commonly used by engineers in a variety of circuits. One such inductor is the Hongda Technologies Ltd HM66A-1265330MLF13. This product is a high-performance, low profile device designed for a wide range of applications and is particularly well-suited for low-frequency, switching, and power supply circuits.

The HM66A-1265330MLF13 is a high-current inductor made of a ribbon-style wound core. It has a maximum rated power of 2 watts and a maximum inductance of 13.5mH. This inductor also features a 5.5mm x 8.3mm footprint, a height of 5.9mm, and a self-resonant frequency of 6.8MHz with a DC resistance of 660mΩ. This compact and versatile device has a high-saturation current rating of 4.2A.

As a low-profile, high-performance inductor, the HM66A-1265330MLF13 is suitable for a wide range of applications. It is used in battery charging, DC-DC converters, sophisticated EMI filters, and cellular phones, as well as being suitable for use in various types of printed-circuit boards, such as consumer and automotive electronic systems.

The HM66A-1265330MLF13 also has excellent electrical characteristics, including excellent temperature stability, superior thermal management, and excellent solderability. It is also compatible with both lead-free and lead-free solders. In addition, this device has a high permeability, low loss, and low ESR characteristics, which make it suitable for high-frequency switching circuits.

The working principle of the HM66A-1265330MLF13 is based on the law of electromagnetic induction, often referred to as Faraday\'s Law. This law states that when a changing magnetic field is passed through a coil, an electric current is induced in the coil. In the case of the HM66A-1265330MLF13, the inductor is surrounded by a winding which induces an alternating current when subjected to a changing magnetic field.

The induced current in the inductor is a linear function of the rate of change of the magnetic flux with time; thus, the current in the coil is proportional to the applied voltage. As the coil is subjected to more voltage, the amount of current induced increases, causing an increase in the inductance. This change in the inductance affects the characteristics of the inductor, such as the self-resonant frequency and the resistance, which can be modified according to the circuit\'s requirements.

The HM66A-1265330MLF13 is a reliable and efficient inductor suitable for a wide range of applications. Its high-saturation current rating, excellent temperature stability, and low profile design make it an ideal choice for low-frequency, power supply, and switching applications. And thanks to the principles of Faraday\'s Law, the inductor can be tailored to suit the circuit\'s needs.

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