MILS1812-393K

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Fixed inductors, as the name suggests, are a type of inductor with a fixed inductance. They are widely used in a variety of applications, ranging from audio frequency circuits to power supplies. MILS-1812-393K is one such fixed inductor whose application field and working principle is discussed in this article.

The MILS-1812-393K is a radial leaded surface mount fixed inductor with a maximum inductance of 393nH and a compact size of only 4.7mm × 1.9mm. It is constructed using high-grade ferrite core and copper coil for an enhanced electricity conduction and stable performance. It has a good DC resistance and a low temperature rise of 30°C. The lead diameter is 0.7mm and has a soldering time less than 3 seconds. This fixed inductor is available in multiple versions, including low noise, low impedance, auto surge resistance, wide frequency range, and power spike suppression varieties.

MILS-1812-393K can be used for various applications, including filtering, decoupling, and bypassing in diodes, transistors, and other semiconductor components. It can also be used in DC power supplies, DC-DC converters, communication circuits, and various radiofrequency circuits. In addition, it can also be used in signal and power distribution systems, vibration and shock reduction, and in automotive wiring harnesses. The MILS-1812-393K comes with a wide operating temperature range, from -40°C to +105°C. It is also RoHS compliant and halogen free.

The MILS-1812-393K fixed inductor is part of the SMD line of inductors, and they are easy to install and provide excellent electrical characteristics for stable performance. It works on the principle of electromagnetic induction, which states that a changing magnetic field causes an electric current to be generated in a nearby coil of wire. Thus, when electric current is passed through this coil, an electromagnet is created, which then induces current in the wire. The amount of induced current depends on the number of turns in the coil, as well as the magnetic flux created by the current in the coil. This induced current serves to reduce the overall resistance of the circuit and allow more energy to be stored and used for its intended purpose.

MILS-1812-393K is rugged, reliable, and cost-effective and is ideal for applications requiring a fixed inductance with low noise and stable performance. Its wide temperature range and high-efficiency copper winding further increase its versatility and usefulness, making it one of the best fixed inductors on the market.

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