PA2729.383NL

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Fixed inductors are very common in electronic components. The PA2729.383NL application field and working principle are two fundamental elements of this type of component.

Fixed inductors are inductors in which the inductance value is intentionally set and fixed. They are broadly used in Radio Frequency (RF) and power supply fields. In terms of application fields, fixed inductors are often used in antenna matching circuits, switching power supplies, resonant circuits, wireless communications, RF signal amplification, etc. Typically, these inductors are made of iron, ferrite or powdered iron cores, and the core material influences its inductance value.

The PA2729.383NL is a fixed inductor specially created for high current and high current applications. Its inductance ranges from 2 μH to 22 μ H and it can operate in high temperatures up to 125°C. This makes the PA2729.383NL a very attractive component for demanding energy solutions.

The working principle of a fixed inductor is simple. When an AC signal passes through the component, it creates a magnetic field around the core material. This in turn creates a self-inductive voltage; a voltage that opposes its own source, thus creating a complex impedance. The main goal of a fixed inductor is to allow a known fixed inductance that allows the control of power transfer from a low to high frequency or vice versa.

In addition to its excellent temperature range, the PA2729.383NL has a snap-on mounting feature that allows easy installation and reliable contact. This makes the component a reliable choice for an electronic circuit. Moreover, its low DC resistance lets signal run through smoothly.

As a whole, the PA2729.383NL is an ideal choice for the demanding energy solutions due to its high current range and easy installation feature. Its working principle is simple, as it acts as an impedance that opposes its own source, creating a known fixed inductance.

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