PG0936.682NL

Fixed inductors are electrical devices constructed to provide a stable flow of electrical current. PG0936.682NL is an example of one such device. It is designed to have a low resistance and high inductance value when operating at higher frequencies. Additionally, the device is capable of withstanding higher voltages and currents than other inductors.

Application Field

PG0936.682NL is ideal for use in a range of applications including pulse transformers, switching power supplies, and voltage regulation. It is also commonly used in voltage-controlled oscillators for testing and measuring circuits. In addition, this device can be employed in AC line filters to reduce noise and harmonics.

Working Principle

The working principle of PG0936.682NL is based on Lenz\'s law and Faraday\'s law of induction. Lenz\'s law states that whenever a current through an inductor changes, the induced voltage in the inductor will naturally oppose the change in current. Faraday\'s law states that whenever there is a changing magnetic field within a coil of wire, an induced electromotive force will be generated within the coil. As long as these two laws exist, the PG0936.682NL will continue to operate.

Once the current is applied, the magnetic field created by the coil will induce an opposing voltage in the inductor. This opposing voltage will reduce the current flowing through the inductor and will prevent any further increase. The inductance of the coil will maintain the rest of the current flowing through it, and the current will remain relatively constant. This is the basic working principle of the PG0936.682NL.

PG0936.682NL is a fixed inductor that is highly stable and reliable. It is easy to use and maintain, and its performance makes it an ideal choice for current control and regulation in a wide range of applications. The device is also capable of withstanding high temperatures and is resistant to thermal shock.