PG1083.332NLT

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Fixed inductors are parts on an electrical circuit which are intended to resist a change in the flow of current through them. They can be used in a variety of electrical and electronic applications, such as filters in power supplies, variable speed drive systems, and in audio and video equipment. A fixed inductor, such as the PG1083.332NLT is one such type of inductor.

The PG1083.332NLT fixed inductor is a single-layer, surface-mount design. It has a low profile and a low profile with a low temperature coefficient. It is constructed with a high permeability ferrite core with a symmetry care process. The inductor is housed in a metalized F00185 plastic case and is rated at a maximum operating temperature of 125°C. It has a typical inductance of 32 µH with a tolerance of ±20%.

The application field of the PG1083.332NLT includes the use in power supply filters, as transformer for multi-purpose low-frequency converters, in pulse transformers and phase shifters, as well as in rectification circuits. It can also be used as a part of a harmonic filter or an autotransformer.

The working principle of the PG1083.332NLT is based on how currents flowing through the inductor’s coil create a magnetic field. This magnetic field will induce a voltage on the inductor, which is proportional to the rate of change of the current passing through the coil. This feature is known as self induction and is the basic working principle for all fixed inductors.

The PG1083.332NLT fixed inductor can be used in many different applications, such as power supplies, rectification circuits, harmonic filter systems, autotransformers, and other various low-frequency converters. It is designed to be used in high-powered applications and operates at maximum operating temperatures of up to 125° C. Its working principle is based on self induction, which is the basic working principle of all inductors.

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