PD105R-473K

Fixed inductors, also known as chokes, store energy in magnetic fields and then release it through circuits. The PD105R-473K is one such type of inductor, mostly used in power supply circuits and in frequency-modulated communication. This little device can handle up to 3 amps in one power supply circuit, and up to 0.6 amps in frequency-modulated communications.

Applications of the PD105R-473K

The PD105R-473K is great for filtering, smoothing, storing, dissipating, and inductive filtering. It is most commonly used in power supplies to improve filtering and in radio transmitter circuits. From filtering to inductive reactance, this powerful little device can handle it. It can also be used in oscillator circuits, for bypassing, and in electronic toys.

Working Principle of the PD105R-473K

The PD105R-473K is a basic inductor that works by storing energy in its coils and then releasing it through the circuit. It works by creating a magnetic field around the coil, which stores the energy and then releases it when a current is passed through the coil. The magnetic field is created by the N-S pole magnet on the inductor. The more current is passed through the coil, the stronger the magnetic field.

The PD105R-473K has an inductance of 820 MH. This means that it will store more energy during its winding, and can handle higher currents for larger projects. The coil also has an operating temperature range of -55C to +85C, so it can be used in applications where there may be extreme temperatures.

Conclusion

The PD105R-473K is a powerful inductor that is used for a variety of applications in electronics and radio communications. It can handle both 3 amps in one power supply circuit and 0.6 amps in frequency-modulated communication. It has an inductance of 820 MH and an operating temperature range of -55C to +85C, making it suitable for a range of different projects and applications. It is a great little device that can handle a range of different applications and is essential for any electronics engineer\'s toolbox.