PA4341.751NLT

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Fixed inductors are electronic components that store energy, like a capacitor. Fixed inductors, also known as choke coils, provide high resistance to AC voltage and low resistance to DC voltage.The PA4341.751NLT, made by Pulse Electronics, is a common choke coil used for a wide range of applications.

The applications of the PA4341.751NLT range from radio tuning circuits and power supplies to output filters and pulse transformers. It is well suited for high-frequency applications, such as radios, TVs, and telecommunications. The PA4341.751NLT is typically used in the primary power circuits of high-frequency applications that require a high-resistance/low-inductance choke.

The PA4341.751NLT is an encased inductor with two terminals for a power input. It has a winding inductance of 0.75mH and an inductance tolerance of +/-20%. It can handle a maximum DC current of 2.5mA and a maximum AC current of 2.2mA. The capacitance is 3.5pF and the operating temperature range is -40°C to +85°C. Its size is 10.2 x 8.1 x 4.2 mm, the weight is 0.4g, and the insulation resistance is greater than one mega ohm.

The working principle of the PA4341.751NLT is relatively simple. When an alternating current flows through the inductor, it creates an oscillating magnetic field that induces a voltage in the inductor coil. This voltage opposes the current, resulting in a decrease in the current through the coil. This is why inductors are often referred to as electric "brakes." Inductors are used to resist frequency changes and regulate power.

The PA4341.751NLT is a perfect example of the power of inductors. Though it has a remarkably small size, it is able to provide high resistance to AC voltage and low resistance to DC voltage. Its high-frequency applications make it a necessary addition to most electronic circuits.

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