PL8914

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Fixed inductors are electrical components that generate a specific electromagnetic field with the help of a coil. In order to achieve a desired result, a set of electrical parameters are required. These parameters are defined by various characteristics such as number of turns, thickness, and material used. The fixed inductor is also known as a choke, coil, or reactor.

Among the wide variety of fixed inductors, the PL8914 is one of the major elements used in a wide variety of applications. Thanks to its versatility, low cost and robustness, the PL8914 is an ideal option for applications in both industrial and consumer markets.

Application field

The PL8914 is often used in circuits for voltage stabilization, voltage reduction and noise suppression. It is also used as a key part of radio frequency identification (RFID) tags. In addition, the PL8914 is used in consumer electronics, home theatre equipment and many other household items.

The PL8914 is ideal for applications requiring high reliability, such as in automotive electronics, security systems, and aircraft. It is also used in military applications where a reliable and robust inductor is needed.

Working principle

The PL8914 is a fixed inductor that consists of an insulated copper wire wound in a core that is composed of magnetic material. When the inductor receives an electric current, a voltage is generated that opposes the current. That voltage is called inductive reactance, and it opposes any changes in the current. This oppose current is also known as a back emf.

The magnitude of the back emf depends on the inductance of the inductor, which is defined by the number of turns in the inductor and the value of the core material.The inductance of the circuit also depends on the frequency of the current. Higher frequency signals induce larger back emf.

The PL8914 is designed to attenuate, or reduce, the noise induced by other electrical components. The amount of noise reduction achieved depends on the inductance of the circuit and the frequency of the signal. For example, high frequency signals can be reduced more than lower frequency signals. The inductor also blocks DC signals, which is important for ensuring smooth operation of electronic circuits.

In addition, the PL8914 serves as a filter to suppress AC signals of certain frequencies. This filtering is particularly important in RFID tags, where a wide range of signals can interfere with the transmission of data.

The PL8914 is an ideal choice for a wide variety of applications due to its robust construction and high reliability. Its wide operating operating frequency range, high operating temperature, and good vibration resistance makes it an ideal choice for industrial and consumer market applications.

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