PG0200.451NL

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Fixed inductors, otherwise known as inductors or coils, are electrical components that typically consist of a wire or metal coil wrapped around a core of material and connected to two terminals. The PG0200.451NL is a fixed inductor in the radial shape, with an output voltage of 3.3V and a maximum inductance of 10µH. This component is often used in switch mode power supplies, LED lighting, power inverters, and various audio systems.

Fixed inductors operate based on Faraday’s Law of Induction, which states that a voltage is induced in a conductive material whenever the magnetic flux within the material changes. This is why inductors are referred to as “coils” or “reactors.” As electricity passes through the inductor’s wire coil, it creates a magnetic field, which induces a current in the coil itself. This current is proportional to the inductor’s inductance and the rate of change of the current passing through the coil.

The PG0200.451NL fixed inductor is designed to convert alternating current (AC) or pulsed direct current (DC) into a steady output current. It features a radial wire coil with a lead length of two millimeters and an outside diameter that is approximately 22.5 millimeters. The core material is made of ferrite, and the entire component is encased in an epoxy resin.

Since the PG0200.451NL fixed inductor is a passive component, it does not require any power input to operate. However, there are certain parameters that must be taken into consideration when using this component, such as the frequency of the AC or pulsed DC current. This component is especially suitable for applications that require a high degree of efficiency, such as in switch mode power supplies and LED lighting systems.

In addition to the PG0200.451NL, fixed inductors are available in various sizes and shapes to meet a wide range of application requirements. Some common designs include axial, shielded, and surface-mount inductors. These components are typically made of copper, nickel, or steel, and the core material is either ferrite or powdered iron.

All in all, fixed inductors, such as the PG0200.451NL, are an essential component of any electrical system. They are used to convert AC or pulsed DC into a steady output voltage, and also provide efficient filtering and decoupling between different circuits. These components are reliable, cost-effective, and easy to use in a variety of applications.

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