PA1894.331NL

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Fixed inductors are electronic components used in electronic circuits for a range of different purposes. They are distinctly different from other induction components, as they are designed and constructed to have a fixed value of inductance that does not change significantly over time or with operating temperature. Their fixed inductance characteristic can be beneficial in certain electronic circuits, as it can provide reliable circuit operation over extended periods of time. The PA1894.331NL is one of the most popular fixed inductor components on the market, due to its wide range of applications and impressive performance.

The PA1894.331NL is a low profile radially-leaded, high-Q inductor with an operating temperature range from -40°C to +125°C. It is constructed of a metal alloy material and provides users with a large amount of inductance in a very small footprint. It is suitable for applications in DC-DC converters, switch mode and buck/boost converters, and energy storage circuits. The component offers reliable performance, even in high temperature and high humidity environments, and has a maximum DC resistance of 3.0 milliohm at 25°C.

The PA1894.331NL has several advantages over similar inductor components, including high rated current, high inductance, and a low DC resistance allowing more current to flow through with minimal load loss. Its versatility is also one of its most desirable features, as its wide operating temperature range and high electrical performance make it well-suited for use in a number of different applications. The component’s fixed inductance characteristic ensures reliable operation and a consistent performance for a wide range of circuits.

The PA1894.331NL works on the principle of electromagnetic induction, and is composed primarily of two components: a conductor and an inductor. The conductor is typically a metal alloy, such as copper or aluminum, and it is positioned in such a way that when electric current passes through it, it generates a varying magnetic field. This magnetic field, in turn, induces an electric current in the inductor, which generates a voltage. This voltage then can be used to power electrical devices such as motors or light bulbs.

The PA1894.331NL is an ideal fixed inductor component for a variety of applications that require a highly reliable and versatile component. Its ability to provide reliable operation and consistent performance over a wide range of temperatures and humidity levels make it an attractive option for many circuits. Furthermore, it’s small size and low profile make it an excellent choice for applications that demand more space-efficiency. Its wide operating temperature range and high electrical performance make it well-suited for a number of different applications. The PA1894.331NL’s ability to produce a consistent voltage and current, even in high temperatures and high humidity environments, is particularly attractive for many circuit applications.

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