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Inductance is the property by which a change in current in a conductor induces a voltage both in the conductor itself and nearby inductors, the latter being the basis upon which transformers operate. Discrete inductors are also available that have many applications including filtering and energy storage.
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How to choose the correct inductor for my application
How do I interpret the data sheet specs:
Inductance (Henrys)
DCR typ/max (Ohms)
SRF typ (Hertz)
Isat (Amperes) @ 10/20/30%
Irms (Amperes) @ 20/40°C
With my supply data to work out what would be suitable …
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