MIL1812R-394J

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Fixed inductors are an important type of passive component in electronics. An inductor, in general, is a two-terminal device that stores energy in the form of a magnetic field generated by the electrical current flowing through it. The MIL1812R-394J is an example of a fixed inductor that is used in several different applications.

MIL1812R-394J fixed inductors are typically used as filters, decoupling inductors, and snubber inductors. Filters are used to separate signals frequency-wise, allowing high-frequency signals to pass while blocking low-frequency signals. Decoupling inductors are used to reduce the electrical noise between two components of a circuit, while snubber inductors are used to reduce the rate of voltage changes between the input and output of a power supply. These applications are all part of the MIL1812R-394J fixed inductor’s wide range.

The electro-magnetic field of an electric current is the basis of the working principle of a fixed inductor. When electric current flows through an inductor, it creates an electromagnetic field that tends to oppose the flow of current. This opposition to the current is called inductance and is the fundamental working principle of the MIL1812R-394J fixed inductor. Inductors are rated in Henries, with one Henry being equal to the opposition to one ampere of current. The MIL1812R-394J has a rated inductance of about 390 micro-Henries.

In terms of physical form, the fixed inductors exist in different sizes and packages. The MIL1812R-394J is a surface mount, non-magnetic, ferrite core inductor with an overall size of 12.2 mm x 4.95 mm. It is made from a non-magnetic oxide material which enables it to withstand high temperature and varying environments.

Fixed inductors are an important component in various applications, most notably in filters, decoupling inductors, and snubber inductors. The MIL1812R-394J fixed inductors are often used in these applications due to its relatively small size and high inductance ratings. Its design consists of a ferrite core with two terminals, and the working principle is based on the electromagnetic field of the electric current flowing through it. The MIL1812R-394J is a great choice for applications where space is limited and is often used with success.

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