MS75087-11SH

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Fixed inductors are electrical components that can store an electrical charge. They have a wide range of uses, from RF power amplifiers to power supplies and circuit protection. These components come in various types, including the MSA75087-11SH.

The MSA75087-11SH inductor is an axial lead-type inductor with an operating temperature rating of -40°C to +105°C. It is a through-hole mounted device that is designed for Printed Circuit Board (PCB) use. The MSA75087-11SH has a low profile and is ideal for high frequency and high current applications.

The MSA75087-11SH has a high inductance value and it is suitable for applications requiring high power, low current or even high voltage. The inductance value can be easily adjusted depending on the number of turns used in the winding. The product also comes with a number of features such as an adjustable core, wide operating temperature range, and peak current rating.

The MSA75087-11SH is designed to withstand up to an 80MHz clock frequency and is suitable for a wide range of uses, such as in high frequency power converters, inverters and motor drives. Furthermore, this type of inductor is often used in power supply and circuit protection applications.

The working principle of a fixed inductor is quite simple. The device is basically a coil of many turns of wire, known as the inductor. When a current is applied to the inductor, it will cause the winding of the coil to create a magnetic field, which then induces an electric field. As the current flows through the winding, energy is stored in the magnetic field, causing the inductor to generate a voltage that is proportional to the current.

In some applications, the current passing through the inductor is of an alternating nature. In this case, the inductor is said to act as a filter to prevent the passage of unwanted frequency components in the current. A capacitor can be used in combination with the inductor to further filter out unwanted signals.

In applications such as RF power amplifiers, the inductor is configured in combination with other components to form an LC tank circuit, which is used to create a resonant frequency. The resonant frequency of the circuit is determined by the inductance and capacitance values of the inductor and capacitor, respectively, and it mainly depends on the Q factor of the circuit. When an RF signal is applied to the circuit, it will oscillate at the resonant frequency and provide the desired gain.

The MSA75087-11SH is also used in power supplies and DC/DC converters, as well as in AC/DC converters. In power supplies, the inductor acts as a filter for noise and unwanted frequencies from the incoming power. In DC/DC and AC/DC converters, the inductor helps to filter out any spikes or fluctuations in the voltage supply.

In conclusion, the MSA75087-11SH is a highly versatile device that has a wide range of applications. Its wide operating temperature range, high current rating, and large inductance values allow it to be used in many different applications. Furthermore, its ability to store energy in the magnetic field makes it a great choice for power supplies, motor drives, and other circuit protection applications. Finally, its operation as an LC tank circuit and its ability to filter out unwanted signals make it a great choice for applications such as RF power amplifiers.

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