S4924-151H

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Fixed inductors are devices with a fixed inductance. An inductor is an electromagnetic coil that is used to store energy. It works on the principle of an electromagnetic field created by an electric current. The S4924-151H is a fixed inductor that can be used in various types of applications.

The S4924-151H is a radial-style device that has a maximum inductance of 1.5H. It is rated for a maximum voltage of 200V and a maximum current of 2A. This device has a low profile, making it ideal for making use of limited space. It also features a shielded construction, which helps prevent external interference. The construction also helps reduce the effects of inductive and capacitive crosstalk.

The S4924-151H can be used in a wide variety of applications. It can be used for power supply filtering, telecommunication applications, automotive systems and audio and visual systems. It is also suitable for use in high-frequency applications.

The working principle of the S4924-151H is that of electromagnetic induction. When an electric current is applied to the device, it generates an electromagnetic field. This field intercepts the surrounding magnetic field, resulting in a force being applied to the inductor\'s core. This force causes the device to generate an opposing current. This current, known as back-EMF, effectively compensates for the current flowing through the device, thereby providing an inductive reaction to the current.

The S4924-151H is a versatile device that can be used in a wide variety of applications. Its shielded construction and low profile make it perfect for designing applications where minimal space is available. Its ability to generate back-EMF makes it suitable foruse in high-frequency applications. By understanding its working principle, engineers can design and build reliable circuits, making the S4924-151H a valuable tool for many different applications.

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