P1330R-472J

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Fixed inductors play an important and irreplaceable role in the realm of electronic components. They can be used for transforming AC or DC electrical signals, filtering signals, and so on in a wide range of applications. The P1330R-472J fixed inductor is an example. This particular inductor is specifically designed for electronic control automation and communication equipment.

The P1330R-472J is a single-layer winding inductor with a rated current of 1.2A. Its inductance is 1.2mH ± 10%, and its impedance is 450 Ω ± 10%. The inductor has an operating temperature range between -45°C and +85°C. Furthermore, its nickel-plated curved rod shrapnel and the black nylon film-insulated sleeve make it quite resistant to moisture.

But the thing that makes the P1330R-472J really stand out is its impressive frequency range of 0-1MHz. This allows the inductor to operate at frequencies usually associated with power systems and motor control electronics. This is especially useful for applications such as speed control systems, where a wide frequency range is essential.

The P1330R-472J inductor relies on a working principle known as inductance. This is the relationship between an inductor’s electric current and magnetic field. The principle states that whenever an electric current flows through an inductor, an alternating magnetic field is produced which in turn induces a voltage in the inductor. This voltage is proportional to the change in the current.

In short, the P1330R-472J inductor is the perfect choice for applications that require a reliable inductor with a wide frequency range. It is suitable for use in electronic control automation as well as communication equipment. The P1330R-472J provides excellent moisture resistance and a long operating temperature range. Thanks to its working principle of inductance, this inductor can also be used for applications that require high frequencies.

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