PF0698.223NLT

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Fixed inductors are a critical component in many forms of electrical circuitry. They typically store energy in the form of an inductive winding and are capable of providing a controlled voltage or current for a fixed time. This energy is then used to power the device it is controlling or to be used elsewhere within the circuit. The PF0698.223NLT is a prime example of a fixed inductor and is used in various applications.

The PF0698.223NLT is a non-polar inductor that features a low DC resistance and high inductance value of 43.9µh over a frequency range of 0-2 MHz. It is particularly useful for power applications such as Class D audio amplifiers due to its large magnetization currents and low losses at high operating frequencies. The inductor is available in an axial-leaded plastic package, making it suitable for a variety of circuit designs and applications. The case has a terminal pitch of 6mm and has a high temperature rating of up to +105℃, making it suitable for use in harsh environments. The inductor has a low DCR of 0.8 mOhm and is RoHS compliant.

The PF0698.223NLT utilizes the widespread principle of inductance. An inductor is a coil of wire wound around a core material such as iron or ferrite, and when an alternating current is passed through the coil, the core material stores energy in the form of a magnetic field. This magnetic field opposes any changes in the current, and consequently any current passing through the inductor is forced to take longer to change.

This effect is known as inductance and it is used to control the flow of electrons in circuits. When current changes direction, the magnetic field stored in the inductor collapses, causing the core material to release its stored energy into the coil.

The collapsing field induces a voltage in the coil, which can be used to power other components in the circuit or to regulate the current passing through the inductor itself. The relative magnitude of the induced voltage is referred to as the coil’s inductance, and the ability of the inductor to regulate the current is determined by its inductance.

The PF0698.223NLT is designed to meet the needs of a variety of applications from consumer electronics to industrial applications. It is suitable for use in power circuits, such as audio amplifiers, intermediate frequency inverters, switching power supplies, telecommunication equipment, and other modern electronic devices where high performance and reliability are of paramount importance. The PF0698.223NLT is also known for providing a wide frequency range of operation and for its low DCR, making it suitable for power applications that require a regulated voltage or current over a period of time.

By utilizing the principle of inductance, the PF0698.223NLT provides a low DCR and high inductance value, making it an ideal solution for a variety of applications. Its wide frequency range of operation and low DCR makes it useful for power applications, while its high temperature rating and RoHS compliance also make it suitable for harsh environments.

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