PA4342.221ANLT

Fixed Inductors

Inductors are electrical components which use a coil of wire to generate a magnetic field, usually in order to do work for a specific purpose. Fixed inductors are designed to provide a pre-determined level of inductance that is not easily changed or adjusted. Examples include air-core inductors, toroidal inductors, drum core inductors, and bobbin inductors. The most commonly encountered type of fixed inductor is the air-core, which is a coil of wire wrapped around a cylindrical plastic or metal core.

PA4342.221ANLT application field and working principle

The most important feature of the PA4342.221ANLT fixed inductor is its core construction. This is designed to improve the overall inductance value as well as reduce the amount of power consumed when the inductor is in use. The PA4342.221ANLT is suitable for use in a variety of applications including power supply filters, audio frequency power supplies, and radio frequency power supplies. Its working principle relies on the alternating current (AC) present within the inductor generating a magnetic field which is then opposed to the change in magnetic flux within the inductor.

The PA4342.221ANLT is composed of iron powder that is formed into rings and then wound with a copper wire into a single coil. The iron core increases the inductance of the device, which makes it suitable for use in higher-frequency applications. The structure of the core also reduces the amount of power consumed due to the increased inductance of the device.

The PA4342.221ANLT is a fixed inductor with an inductance value of 4.7µH. It is rated for use at a maximum current of 1.6A and a maximum voltage of 17.5V. Its resistance is relatively low at 0.062Ω and it operates in temperatures ranging from -25 to 85 degrees Celsius.

The PA4342.221ANLT is a low-power, high-performance fixed inductor that is widely used in modern electronics. Its high efficiency and low power consumption make it well-suited for energy-saving applications. It can be used in a number of applications such as automotive lighting, consumer electronics, industrial control, and telecommunications.

In conclusion, the PA4342.221ANLT fixed inductor is a core component in a variety of applications. Its ability to generate a strong magnetic field with low power consumption makes it ideal for those electronics that require precise, controlled current flow. The iron core reduces the power consumed by the inductor, while its high inductance value ensures that it is suitable for use in higher-frequency applications.