LQH32PB330MN0L

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Fixed inductors are components that store electric charge within it. They are widely used in RF, power supply filters, or in any other circuit requiring efficient energy storage. Examples of fixed inductors include line filters, SMD inductors, and the LQH32PB330MN0L.

The LQH32PB330MN0L is a surface mountable fixed inductor manufactured by Murata Electronics. It is a lead-free product and has a maximum rated current of 3.3A. The inductance value is 330uH with a tolerance of ±20%. Its saturation core material is ferrite and it is rated at a nominal operating temperature of 125°C.

The LQH32PB330MN0L has a wide range of applications. These include radio frequency (RF) circuits where the device is used for harmonic suppression, power supply filters, common mode noise reduction, and voltage contrasting. In addition, it can also be used in buck-boost converters to reduce EMI emissions. It is an ideal choice for high–frequency applications where high current carrying capacity is required.

The working principle of the LQH32PB330MN0L is based on Faraday’s Law of induction. Whenever a current flows through the inductor, it produces an opposing voltage (EMF) known as inductive voltage. The magnitude of this voltage depends upon the value of the inductance and the rate of change of current. As the inductance value increases, the opposition of the device to a rate change of current also increases and so does the magnitude of the inductive voltage.

The LQH32PB330MN0L is an ideal choice for high–frequency, high current carrying applications. It is also a suitable option for power supply filters, common mode noise reduction circuits, and voltage contrast circuits. It is a surface mountable, lead-free component with a maximum rated current of 3.3A and high inductance value of 330uH. Its working principle is based on Faraday’s Law of induction, wherein an inductive voltage is produced whenever a current passes through the inductor.

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