P1171.302NLT

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Fixed inductors are electrical components, usually consisting of a coil of insulated wire shaped into a helix and built around a core of ferromagnetic material, that can provide inductance in circuits. One common type of fixed inductor is the P1171.302NLT, which represents an advancement in the field of inductor design. A common application of this inductor is in power supply circuits; however, it can also be used for signal processing functions in both consumer electronics and electro-optical systems.

The core of the P1171.302NLT is made of high-saturation Ni-Zn ferrite material. This material’s low hysteresis reduces the losses associated with high-frequency applications, resulting in a high quality inductor. The coil is wound with magnet wire to provide proper inductance, and the entire inductor is encased in a UL-marked plastic housing.

The working principle of the P1171.302NLT is based on Faraday’s law of electromagnetic induction. When an alternating current is applied to the inductor, a changing magnetic field is created which induces a voltage in a loop of wire. This induced voltage is proportional to the rate of change of the magnetic field, and is inversely proportional to the inductance of the device.

The P1171.302NLT is designed to provide high-quality inductance for use in power supply and signal processing circuits. Its small size makes it ideal for use in low-power, high-frequency applications. The UL-approved housing and magnet wire coil provide additional protection from EMI interference and ensure a long service life.

Due to its durability and wide range of application, the P1171.302NLT is an ideal choice for a variety of uses. It is commonly used in printed circuit boards, switch mode power supplies, motor controllers, lighting control systems, and signal delay and filtering applications. With its high efficiency and low cost, the P1171.302NLT is an excellent addition to any circuit design.

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