PA4341.202NLT

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Fixed inductors are devices made up of a loop of wire wrapped around a core that is charged with an electrical current. The device works by magnetic lines of force creating a strong magnetic field. This magnetic field is then used to create a short circuit, thus creating a resistor, allowing energy to flow within the circuit.

The PA4341.202NLT is a fixed inductor designed specifically for telecommunications applications. It is a three terminal device with two primary rated current capabilities, 6.6A and 8A. The resistance range is between 0.78Ω and 10.1Ω.

The working principle behind the PA4341 is as follows: when a current flows through the inductor, a magnetic field is created. This field creates an opposing force to the current itself, reducing the current in the inductor. This creates a voltage drop in the inductor, which is then used to power the telecommunications equipment.

The PA4341.202NLT is a versatile device which can be used in a wide variety of telecommunications applications. It can be used in DSL or FTTx systems, in CATV amplifiers, and in switching circuits. It is also used in high power applications, such as in wireless base stations, and in high power switching circuits. The PA4341 is also ideal for use in ESD circuits, as it can withstand high levels of voltage without damage.

The PA4341.202NLT is a reliable device that is designed to provide strong magnetic fields in extreme environments. It can handle high levels of current without damage, and the magnetic field produced is capable of protecting equipment from electrical interference. This makes the PA4341 an ideal choice for use in telecommunications applications.

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