MIL1330-48K

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Fixed inductors are passive components used to store electrical energy in their magnetic fields. The MIL1330-48K is a type of fixed inductor falling into the category of Miniature Inductors or Circuit Inductors. It is widely used in applications such as telecommunications, automotive electronics, medical equipment, radar systems, and consumer electronics.

The MIL1330-48K is constructed of high-purity ferrite cores to ensure accuracy and stability. The device is designed to have a low losses inductance with high current saturation at high frequencies. This makes it very suitable for high frequency switching, power supply filtering, and RF noise reduction. Additionally, it has a high Q-factor and excellent thermal stability.

The MIL1330-48K is a non-shielded inductor with multiple terminations to choose from. Its compact size makes it ideal for use in space-limited designs. The product is available in a wide range of standard inductances and rated currents to meet the requirements of various application circuits.

The MIL1330-48K can be used in a variety of applications, such as buck-boost regulator, current-mode converter, DC-DC converter, and amplifier circuits. Additionally, the device is well-suited for use in high-frequency switching circuits, high-current, low-noise power supply filtering, and low-noise RF applications.

The working principle of the MIL1330-48K is based on the principle of electromagnetic induction. The inductor is composed of two magnetic cores with a coil of wire wound around them. When a current passes through the coil, a magnetic field is generated which induces a voltage in the opposite coil. This induced voltage is proportional to the rate of change of the current through the wire. This allows the inductor to store electrical energy in the form of a magnetic field.

The MIL1330-48K is a reliable and efficient device that is ideal for high-frequency and high-current applications. Its low losses and high Q-factor make it ideal for noise reduction applications and provide excellent thermal stability. It is also perfect for use in components that require space-conscious design and performance.

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