NRS6012T220MMGJV Inductors, Coils, Chokes

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Fixed inductors are passive electronic components used in electrical circuits for modifying, storing and controlling the flow of electric current. They can also be referred to as chokes, coils or capacitors. Among the various types of fixed inductors, the NRS6012T220MM GJV stands out due to its size, performance and application range.

The NRS6012T220MMGJV fixed inductor is an excellent choice for applications where space and power are at a premium. It is primarily used in automotive and medical applications due to its tight tolerance and current handling capabilities. It is also widely used in aerospace, communications, and industrial applications. Its wide range of applications makes it one of the most popular fixed inductors available today.

A fixed inductor works on the principle of electromagnetic induction. Specifically, it generates a magnetic field in response to the application of an electric current. This magnetic field then produces a force that acts on the surrounding electrons and induces a current in the circuit. This induced current is known as the electrical back-EMF (electromotive force). The magnitude of this back-EMF is proportional to the number of turns in the inductor and the rate at which the electric current changes, commonly known as the "rate of change of current", or RCC.

The NRS6012T220MMGJV is specifically designed to provide high quality performance in a variety of applications. Its tight tolerance and current handling capabilities ensure that it is reliable and efficient in any application. Its compact size makes it ideal for space-constrained applications, such as automotive and medical applications. Additionally, its copper alloy winding ensures maximum efficiency and reliability. All of these features make the NRS6012T220MMGJV one of the most popular fixed inductors available today.

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