MGA0402R47M-10

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Fixed Inductors

Inductors are the most common electrical passive components, which are widely used in various electronic devices. Fixed inductors are electronic components that store energy in its magnetic field in the form of an electronic current. They are widely used in electronic circuits, such as for filtering, coupling, impedance matching, decoupling, voltage clipping, and various signal transmission and feedback applications. The MGA0402R47M-10 Fixed Inductor is a simple component used for several different applications.

Applications

The MGA0402R47M-10 Fixed Inductor is widely used in power supplies and other simple electronic circuits. It is often used in low-voltage circuits to store energy and provide impedance matching. This type of fixed inductor is ideal for use in signal filtering, circuits that require a low DC resistance, and decoupling between two different circuits. It is also used for voltage regulation, voltage divider circuits, and shielding. The MGA0402R47M-10 Fixed Inductor is also used in high-performance analog and audio circuits.

Working Principle

The working principle of fixed inductors is quite simple. When an AC current is applied to the inductor, a magnetic field is created inside the inductor\'s winding. This magnetic field produces an opposing electric field within the inductor, which then produces an inductance in the circuit. This is known as magnetic inductance. The amount of inductance produced in the circuit is determined by the number of turns in the inductor\'s coil, the size of the winding, and the core material used in the construction of the inductor.

When an AC current is applied to a fixed inductor, a current is induced in the coil, which then produces a voltage drop across the inductor. This voltage drop is what is referred to as inductive voltage. The magnitude of the voltage produced is dependent on the amount of inductance present in the inductor and the frequency of the applied AC current. The voltage drop across the inductor is typically around 0.5 volts, but this can vary depending on the circuit design.

Fixed inductors are also used in power supply circuits, where they are connected in series with the output of the power supply and the load. The inductor\'s inductance helps reduce the ripple in the power supply output and provides a more stable output voltage. This type of inductor is also used in oscillator circuits, which help to produce sharp, stable waveforms.

The MGA0402R47M-10 Fixed Inductor is one of the most commonly used inductors in the electronics industry. This inductor is robust and reliable, making it suitable for a variety of applications. It is highly stable and offers superior performance in its operating temperature ranges. The MGA0402R47M-10 Fixed Inductor also has low inductance values, making it ideal for use in low voltage circuits.

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