LAL02NAR47K

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Fixed inductors are devices used to support electrical systems and store energy in the form of electromagnetic fields. The LAL02NAR47K is a fixed inductor that can be used for various applications from consumer electronics to industrial applications. Its primary function is to store energy and provide a steady current through the inductor.

The LAL02NAR47K is composed of two parallel plates, each having two winding terminals, and a core material that helps to store and transfer the energy. The terminals are connected to an external circuit, usually supplied by a dc power source. The LAL02NAR47K has an operating frequency range from 20 Hz to 1 MHz, and its inductance is between 4.7 to 10.0 µH.

The application field of the LAL02NAR47K includes providing solutions for power supply circuits, DC-DC converter circuits, audio circuits, low noise amplifiers, and switching regulator circuits. Because of its low DC resistance, low noise, and low harmonic distortion, the LAL02NAR47K is also an efficient and reliable component used in an oscillator circuit.

The primary working principle of the LAL02NAR47K involves a process of electromagnetic induction. Electromagnetic induction is a phenomenon where a change in the magnetic field around a conductor generates an electric current. This phenomenon occurs when a conductor, which is typically a coil of wire, is placed in a changing magnetic field. In the case of the LAL02NAR47K, the external power source provides the current to the coil. This results in a changing magnetic field around the coil, which in turn generates a current through it.

In addition, the LAL02NAR47K also operates based on the concept of hysteresis. Hysteresis is a phenomenon that describes the property of a magnetic material, such as the core material in the LAL02NAR47K. Hysteresis describes the response of the material to a varying external magnetic field. In the case of the LAL02NAR47K, the magnetic field produced by the external power source causes the core material to become magnetized, with the effect increasing as the magnetic field intensity increases.

The combination of electromagnetic induction and hysteresis results in the core material of the LAL02NAR47K storing energy – in the form of an EMF generated by the changing magnetic flux. This EMF can then be used to provide a steady current to the external circuit.

The LAL02NAR47K is therefore an efficient and reliable component for a range of applications. Its operating frequency ranges from 20 Hz to 1 MHz, its inductance ranges from 4.7 to 10.0 µH, and its DC resistance is low. The combination of electromagnetic induction and hysteresis allows the LAL02NAR47K to store energy and produce a steady current, making it a key component for many different applications.

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