S1008-472F

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Fixed inductors are an important and widely used component in electrical circuits, providing passive electrical elements and acting as an inductor or a filter. The S1008–472F is a type of fixed inductor that provides good performance for many applications. This product is designed and constructed for use in both AC and DC circuits, offering a considerable improvement in reliability and quality.

The S1008–472F consists of an electroplated metal core wound with high-grade copper wire to form a coil. The coil is then magnetically shielded for improved EMI shielding. In addition, a solderable finish is included on the inductor, allowing the user to easily solder it to the board. The S1008–472F is available in several sizes, enabling the user to choose the best size for the application.

In electronic systems, the S1008–472F can be used as a power filter, current transformer, buffer, or an inductor in a resonant circuit. It is often used in power supplies, where it acts as a noise filter, or as an inductor for providing high-frequency isolation of the power supply from the rest of the circuit. It can also be used as a current transformer in a motor drive, providing a controlled current signal to the drive circuit. It has a range of uses in audio applications such as PWM circuits, low-pass filters and tone controls.

The S1008–472F has various features that make it the ideal inductor for many applications, including an ultra-low parasitic series resistance, a low profile package and an insulated mounting base. The inductance is relatively stable across a broad temperature range, which is important in many applications. The inductor is also highly reliable and provides excellent performance in harsh environments due to its sound construction and the use of high-grade materials.

The S1008–472F working principle is based on Faraday’s law of electromagnetic induction, which states that a current-carrying wire induces a magnetic field in a surrounding medium. As current passes through the inductor coil, a magnetic field is produced, which in turn induces an opposing current, creating a voltage drop across the inductor. The amount of voltage drop is determined by the inductance value of the inductor, which also affects the current passing through it. As the current flowing through the inductor increases, the induced voltage decreases, and vice-versa

The S1008–472F is an example of a high quality, reliable fixed inductor that can be used in a wide range of applications. It is an ideal choice for applications requiring an inductor with a wide range of operating conditions, high reliability and good performance. The inductance is relatively constant across a range of temperatures, making it suitable for use in harsh environments. Its low profile and insulated mounting base make it an efficient and convenient choice for many applications.

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