MHQ0402P24NHT000

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Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors are two-terminal electrical components found in a variety of applications. They are composed of a coiled conducting wire and can be used for filtering, blocking, or oscillating signals. The MHQ0402P24NHT000 is an inductor manufactured by Murata and is ideal for automatic test equipment, communications equipment, and power-supply circuits.

Application Field

The MHQ0402P24NHT000 is a high-frequency component used in high-current circuits. It is mainly used in power supplies and pulse circuits, such as power converters, Switching regulators, and LED drivers. The product also finds its application in automotive systems such as alternators and airbags. It is also used in laptop computers, telecom devices, audio amplifiers, and JIT displays. Additionally, it is perfect for multiple frequency ranges, such as 3 kHz, 1.2 MHz, 2 MHz, 4 MHz, 8 MHz, 16 MHz, and 64 MHz.

Working Principle

An inductor is a two-terminal electrical component that stores energy in the form of a magnetic field and is used in electric circuits. It works by passing an electric current through a coiled conducting wire to create a magnetic field. This magnetic field stores energy which can be later released, allowing electrical current to flow through the component again.

In simple terms, the MHQ0402P24NHT000 is an inductor made with a wire formed into a loop and thin ferrite core. This creates an electromagnetic field when current is passed through the inductor. The MHQ0402P24NHT000 has a maximum inductance of 2.2μH, making it suitable for purpose-built applications at high frequency.

In conclusion, the MHQ0402P24NHT000 is a high-frequency component used in power supplies, pulse circuits, vehicles, and many other applications. It works by producing an electromagnetic field when current is passed through it. This inductor is a reliable, high-frequency component that should be considered for uses requiring inductors.

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