P1170.393NLT

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Fixed Inductors are a common electronic component used to create and maintain a periodic signal or alternating electric current in a circuit. They are often used to form transformer coupled circuits, and are used extensively in power supplies, amplifiers, and other electronic devices. The P1170.393NLT is one such inductor, designed to handle higher currents than most other inductors. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of this component.

Application Field

The P1170.393NLT Fixed Inductor can handle currents of up to 2.4A, making it suitable for use in a wide variety of applications. This makes it an ideal choice for audio amplifiers, DC-DC converters, and other applications requiring high power. In addition, its low DCR of 0.608 Ω makes it suitable for use in power applications, as its reduced resistance minimizes the heat generated in the circuit. This makes the inductor ideal for use in high power and high temperature applications.

Working Principle

The inductor works by using the relationship between alternating current and electromagnetic fields. In electric circuits, the alternating current generates a magnetic field, which induces a current in the inductor. The inductor then effectively stores the energy in the magnetic field, and releases it as the current passes through. This is what allows the inductor to keep a high current flowing without dissipating too much energy.

By utilizing this relationship, the P1170.393NLT Fixed Inductor can provide a smooth current that maintains even power delivery. This is why it is so widely used in audio amplifiers and power supplies. Additionally, the inductor’s low DCR helps keep heat to a minimum, which is also important for high power applications in sensitive electronic circuitry.

Conclusion

The P1170.393NLT Fixed Inductor is an ideal choice for applications requiring high currents and low heat dissipation. Its high current capacity and low DCR make it especially suited for audio amplifiers, DC-DC converters, and other high power applications. By utilizing the relationship between electricity and magnetic fields, the inductor is able to maintain a steady current and reduce power loss. This makes it an invaluable component for a wide variety of electronics.

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