IHD1EB3R3L

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Fixed inductors are among the most common types of electronic components. They have many applications in electronic circuits, ranging from simple power supplies to complex signal processing systems. Inductors, also known as coils or loops, are passive electronic components that store and transfer energy in the form of an electric current. When an electric field is applied to a coil, the current flowing through it creates an opposing magnetic field which resists changes in the current. The inductor creates a magnetic field that opposes any change in the current, causing the current to remain constant even when the applied electric field changes. The rate at which the inductor resists the change in the electric current depends on the size and shape of the coil, as well as the properties of the material used in its construction.

The IHD1EB3R3L fixed inductor is a high performance surface-mounted inductor featuring a non-magnetic core design and non-magnetic housing. The IHD1EB3R3L is designed to provide a consistent and reliable performance in any application where high-frequency inductive loads are required. The inductor is designed to have a high saturation current, low profile, and low EMI emission rating, making it ideal for applications requiring high-frequency, consistent performance over a wide range of temperatures.

The IHD1EB3R3L is designed to be used in a variety of applications, including RF systems, high-speed digital circuits, power systems, power supply, switching circuits, and motor control circuits. The inductor is also suitable for use in switching power supplies, as it provides high-frequency switching capability and low EMI noise emission. It is also ideal for high-frequency inductive loads, where the inductor has to withstand frequent switching cycles without suffering any reduction in performance.

The working principle of the IHD1EB3R3L involves a coil that is wrapped around a metal or ferrite core and is connected to a circuit. When the current is applied to the coil, a magnetic field is created around it, inducing an opposing magnetic field in the core. This opposes any changes in the current, keeping it at a constant level. The resistance of the inductor also helps to reduce high-frequency or RF energy, providing clean and consistent power flow.

The IHD1EB3R3L fixed inductor is a highly reliable and versatile component, ideal for many different applications. Its non-magnetic core design and non-magnetic housing make it well suited for high-frequency, low-EMI applications, while its high saturation current rating makes it ideal for switching supplies and motor control circuits. The working principle ensures that the current remains constant even when the electric field applied changes, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.

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