MHQ0402PSA1N7ST000

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Fixed Inductors are electric components used in electronic circuits to provide inductance. The MHQ0402PSA1N7ST000 is a specific type of fixed inductor. It is a surface mount Inductor manufactured with a high temperature ferrite material. It is designed according to the JIS-C5201-1-3A standard.

The MHQ0402PSA1N7ST000 has an inductance range of 1µH - 1.2µH with resistance of 18.7mΩ max. The maximum rated current for this inductor is 100mA and the core material is a 260°C high temperature ferrite material. This also has a maximum rated voltage of 5V and a self resonance frequency of 29MHz.

The MHQ0402PSA1N7ST000 can be used in various applications, such as switching power supplies, DC-DC converters, automotive electronics, laptops, game consoles, cellphone chargers, industrial automation devices, and many other areas. This type of inductor is particularly suitable for applications that require high frequency operation and are subject to extremely high temperatures.

The working principle of the MHQ0402PSA1N7ST000 is fairly simple. When a current is applied to the inductor, it produces a magnetic field that surrounds it. This magnetic field absorbs the energy from the current flow, which creates a voltage across the inductor. This voltage increases in proportion to the amount of current supplied to it. This voltage can be used to power other electronic components in the circuit.

The MHQ0402PSA1N7ST000 can be used in various applications to provide inductance. It has a high temperature ferrite material which makes it suitable for high temperature operations and a self resonance frequency of 29MHz, which makes it suitable for use in high frequency operations. Its inductance range is 1µH - 1.2µH with a maximum current of 100mA and a maximum operating voltage of 5V. This makes it a great choice for power supply and DC-DC converter applications.

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