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Fixed inductors (LQW2BAS2N80J00L) are passive electrical components used in a variety of electronic circuits. Typically, inductors comprise of a coil of conductive material like copper wire wound around a magnetic core. Fixed inductors have a fixed inductance value (the symbol for inductance is “L”) and their windings usually consist of a few turns of wire.

Fixed inductors are widely used in different types of electronic applications such as radio frequency (RF)choke circuits as well as filter, timing circuits, tuning circuits, oscillators, audio equipment. Fixed inductors have a wide variety of applications due to their ability to store and release energy. For example, they can be used to block high-frequency signals or to provide noise suppression. They can also be used in the power supply to maintain line impedance. Fixed inductors can also be used as current sensors.

The working principle of fixed inductors is based on the concepts of inductance and magnetic flux. Inductance is the ability of a component to store electrical energy in the form of a magnetic field. When a current moves through fixed inductors, a magnetic field is produced around it. The magnetic field generated by the current in fixed inductors links with it and strengthens over time, creating an inductive reactance.

The inductive reactance created by the fixed inductors increases with the increasing frequency of the alternating current. This results in an inductive reactance that is out of phase with the alternating current and prevents it from passing through the inductor. This is why fixed inductors are often used for filtering out high-frequency signals or providing noise suppression.

Fixed inductors are designed for a specific application, depending on its required inductance and current capacity. The size of the inductor and the coil windings play a crucial role in determining their performance and functional capability. The physical properties of the materials used to construct the inductor also affects its magnetic flux and inductive reactance. It is therefore important to choose a fixed inductor that is suitable for the task.

In conclusion, fixed inductors (LQW2BAS2N80J00L) are passive components used in different types of applications such as RF choke circuits, filter circuits, timing circuits, oscillators, and audio equipment. They work by creating an inductive reactance that is out of phase with the current, thus preventing it from passing through the component. Fixed inductors come in different sizes and shapes and the materials used to construct them determine their magnetic flux and inductive reactance. So when selecting a fixed inductor for a specific application, it is important to take into consideration its required inductance and current capacity.

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