P160-823JS

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Fixed inductors are inductors that are wound in coils and normally mounted on printed circuit boards. They are commonly used in various electrical circuits and have great importance in the automotive and modern device industry. As the name implies, the inductors are fixed and there’s no need to adjust or alter their values during operation.

The P160-823JS application field is in the modern electronic device and automotive industry. It is an inductor with chrome-plated copper wire and low leakage flux core. This device is highly suitable for high frequency and is able to work in temperatures ranging from - 40 °C to 120 ° C. Besides, it can also resist short circuit resistance, surge voltage strength, and has excellent solderability and insulation performance.

The working principle of the P160-823JS is quite simple. It is composed of an inner core and a coil of wire. It has two terminals, with one lead connected to the inner core and the other connected to the coil of wire. When an alternating current (AC) is induced into the device through the terminals, the core of the inductor creates a magnetic field. The coil traps the magnetic field and provides resistance to the current induced from the terminals. This results in the generation of a voltage drop across the inductor, which is then used to power up the electronic device or automotive.

The P160-823JS is a reliable device and can be used in a wide range of applications. The inductance produced by the device depends on the number of turns in the coil, the magnitude of the inner core, and the frequency of the AC current used. It is also important to note that the higher the inductance, the lower the current leakage of the device.

In conclusion, the P160-823JS can be classified as a fixed inductor. It is suitable for use in a wide range of applications, from automotive to modern device. It works by trapping an alternating current in a coil of wire, resulting in a voltage drop across the inductor. The inductance depends on the number of turns in the coil, the magnitude of the inner core, and the frequency of the AC current used. Lastly, the device is highly reliable and provides excellent solderability and insulation performance.

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