Fixed Inductors

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Inductance
47 mH100 mH220 mH470 mH1 H
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2.9 mA4.3 mA6.4 mA9.3 mA13.7 mA
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27Ohm49Ohm122Ohm218Ohm400Ohm
Frequency - Self Resonant
8kHz10kHz13kHz15kHz16kHz
Inductance Frequency - Test
8 kHz10 kHz13 kHz15 kHz16 kHz
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622 Series
622S
FIXED IND 47MH 13.7MA 27 OHM TH
Hammond Manufacturing
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ObsoleteWirewound-47 mH±2%13.7 mA-Unshielded27Ohm-16kHz--16 kHzThrough HoleRadial-0.780" Dia (19.81mm)0.500" (12.70mm)
FIXED IND 470MH 4.3MA 218 OHM TH
622Y
FIXED IND 470MH 4.3MA 218 OHM TH
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ObsoleteWirewound-470 mH±2%4.3 mA-Unshielded218Ohm-10kHz--10 kHzThrough HoleRadial-0.780" Dia (19.81mm)0.500" (12.70mm)
622 Series
622W
FIXED IND 220MH 6.4MA 122 OHM TH
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ObsoleteWirewound-220 mH±2%6.4 mA-Unshielded122Ohm-13kHz--13 kHzThrough HoleRadial-0.780" Dia (19.81mm)0.500" (12.70mm)
FIXED IND 1H 2.9MA 400 OHM TH
622ZA
FIXED IND 1H 2.9MA 400 OHM TH
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ObsoleteWirewound-1 H±2%2.9 mA-Unshielded400Ohm-8kHz--8 kHzThrough HoleRadial-0.780" Dia (19.81mm)0.500" (12.70mm)
622 Series
622U
FIXED IND 100MH 9.3MA 49 OHM TH
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ObsoleteWirewound-100 mH±2%9.3 mA-Unshielded49Ohm-15kHz--15 kHzThrough HoleRadial-0.780" Dia (19.81mm)0.500" (12.70mm)
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Fixed Inductors

An inductor, also known as a coil, choke, or reactor, is a passive two-terminal electrical component that stores energy in a magnetic field when electric current flows through it. When the current changes, the magnetic field induces a voltage in the conductor. The induced voltage has a polarity which opposes the change in current that created it. The unit of inductance is the Henry (H). Mounting options include surface, through-hole, and chassis.