SH150S-1.20-38

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Fixed Inductors

A fixed inductor, like the SH150S-1.20-38, is a device used in electronic circuits to store energy in the form of an electromagnetic field. It is composed of a coil of wire wound around a core made of ferromagnetic material such as iron. When current passes through the coil, it generates a magnetic field, and the core stores the magnetic flux. This produces a store of energy which can be used to oppose changes in the current, thus providing a stabilizing effect in the original circuit.

The SH150S-1.20-38, in particular, is a high-quality, general-purpose, low DC resistance inductor. It has a small size, and an excellent reliability and durability rating, making it ideal for a variety of applications. Its rated inductance is 1.2 H, and its rated DC resistance is 38 mΩ, meaning it has an extraordinarily low DCR. Furthermore, its maximum self-resonant frequency of 1.2 GHz is twice the highest of its peers, making it suitable for high-frequency application.

These features make the SH150S-1.20-38 ideal for use in switching power supplies, DC-DC converters, DC-AC inverters, motor drives, general power, and voltage regulator applications, among others. It is also very effective in decoupling applications, as it has excellent self-resonant characteristics, meaning it can damp out spikes in the voltage or current levels. This makes it a great choice for suppressing high-frequency noise and preventing interference between different parts of a circuit.

The basic working principle of the SH150S-1.20-38 can be explained by the concept of inductance. This is the property of a conductive material to resist the change of an electrical current, and it is denoted by the letter L. The material resists the change of the electrical current through the coil by inducing a magnetic flux in the core material. This requires energy, and the inductor stores it for later use. The inductance of a circuit is directly proportional to the current, the number of turns in the coil, and inversely proportional to the area of the core material.

The SH150S-1.20-38 is a great example of a fixed inductor. It has excellent characteristics that make it suitable for a variety of applications requiring high frequencies and low-resistance. Its small size and high-quality components make it a reliable and durable choice for any circuit. Furthermore, its ability to store energy and damp out high-frequency noise make it ideal for decoupling applications and to provide stability to a circuit.

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