PT1000R-1750

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Fixed Inductors are components used to induce an electrical current in an electrical circuit. They allow conduction of electricity at a certain predetermined rate and can be used to change the direction or rate of flow of electricity in a circuit. The PT1000R-1750 is a type of fixed inductor component that is available in a wide variety of sizes and capacities. It is primarily used in power electronics, industrial and home automation applications.

The PT1000R-1750 has an inductance value of 18.05kΩ at 100kHz and a maximum current rating of 225 amps. It is rated for a maximum operating voltage of 450 volts AC or 800 volts DC. It has a temperature range of -55°C to +105°C and is rated up to 10 kHz. It has been designed to dissipate high frequencies and has a high tolerance for tolerance to noise and harmonics in the power supply.

PT1000R-1750s are primarily used in applications that require precise control of DC signals. They are often used in motor control circuits such as for DC motors, solenoids or pumps. Additionally, they are often used in switching power supplies that require precision control of switching frequencies and voltages. This type of inductor is also sometimes used in high voltage power lines and other circuits where precise control of voltage and current is necessary.

PT1000R-1750s work by inducing an electrical current in a circuit. When an electrical current passes through the coil of the inductor, a magnetic field is created. This magnetic field creates an opposing current that opposes the original current. This opposing current is called the counter EMF, or counter-electromotive force. The counter EMF reduces the current in the inductor, which in turn decreases the power passing through it.

As the current decreases in the inductor, the voltage across it also decreases. This decrease in voltage is known as the back EMF, or back electromotive force. The back EMF opposes the original voltage, and as such reduces the power passing through the inductor. As the current continues to decrease, the voltage also continues to decrease.

PT1000R-1750s are used in applications wherever precise control of voltage or current is required. They are often employed in motor control applications to regulate the speed and torque of motors. Additionally, they are often employed in switching power supplies to precisely control multiple switching frequencies and voltages. They are also used in high voltage power lines to protect against large current fluctuations that could damage the line.

The PT1000R-1750 has a higher tolerance for temperature extremes, harmonics, and noise than other fixed inductors. Additionally, due to its high current rating, it can be used in applications that require higher power than other inductors. While it is mostly used in power electronics, industrial and home automation applications, it also has some applications in automotive use. For all of these reasons, it is an ideal choice for those applications that require precise control of voltage or current.

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