PA1393.352NLT

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Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors are any type of inductors whose inductance is fixed and can only be changed by replacing the entire inductor. These inductors are generalized passive electronic components consisting of a coil or a winding of wire that “stores” energy in the form of a magnetic field. They are used for filtering, as well as in impedance matching, which allows the transfer of electrical energy from one circuit element to another. There are a variety of fixed inductors, and the PA1393.352NLT is one of them.

The PA1393.352NLT is a non-polarized miniaturized surface-mount wire-wound inductor. It contains a winding of enameled copper wire wound around a ferrite core and can withstand up to 300V peak and operate in temperatures from -10 to +35 degrees Celsius. This particular type of fixed inductor has a wide range of applications, including RF circuits, power supply filters, impedance matching circuits, and audio filter circuits.

The working principle of the PA1393.352NLT is based on Faraday’s Law of Induction. When a wire is coiled, an alternating electric current passing through it creates a magnetic field that changes in size and strength according to the current’s frequency. This changing magnetic field induces a voltage in the wire, and this is the principle on which the PA1393.352NLT operates.

Another key factor in the working principle of a fixed inductor is its inductance. The inductance of an inductor is determined by the ratio of the magnetic flux it generates to the amount of current that is applied to it. The greater the inductance, the greater the amount of induced electric current, and the more efficient the inductor will be. The PA1393.352NLT has a rated inductance of 2.4mH +/-20% which is relatively high for a wire-wound type, meaning that it is capable of producing an efficient amount of induced current at relatively low current levels.

The characteristics of the PA1393.352NLT make it an excellent choice for many applications due to its high inductance and low current capability. It is most suitable for RF circuits, since it will reduce the generation of harmonics that can cause interference. It is also well-suited for impedance matching to ensure that an optimal amount of electrical energy is transferred from one circuit to another. Furthermore, its high rated inductance also makes it well-suited for low-frequency applications like audio filtering circuits.

In conclusion, fixed inductors like the PA1393.352NLT are versatile electronic components that can be used in a wide range of applications. With its high inductance and low current capability, the PA1393.352NLT is capable of providing efficient and cost-effective performance in a variety of applications such as RF circuits, impedance matching, and audio filtering circuits. This makes it an invaluable component for any circuit designer looking for a reliable, high-performing inductor.

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