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| − | == Inductors ==
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| − | An inductor reacts to current, but not to its value, but rather its change. It “tries” to keep the current through it constant. Any change in current causes a voltage across the inductor. The key equation for an inductor ( it is a bit complicated, but anyway here it ) is:
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| − | === equation here soon ===
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| − | where
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| − | L = inductance ( units: henry )
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| − | V = voltage ( unit: volts )
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| − | I = current ( unit: Ampere )
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| − | t = time ( unit: seconds )
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| − | Uses:
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| − | *tuned circuits: a circuit that responds in a special way to some frequencies( s ).
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| − | *power supply filter: remove the pulsing DC left from rectification or other noise in the signal.
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| − | *Decoupling: usually blocking high frequencies from one part of a circuit from getting in another part.
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| − | *boost buck regulators: voltage regulators that decrease or increase voltage.
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| − | Links
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| − | *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inductors Inductor From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia]
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| − | Comments:
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| − | "Ferrites? I don't know much about 'em, I only use ferrites in switching regulators." --National Semiconductor's Bob Pease
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| − | Can be replaced in many circumstances with an impedance inverter using only an opamp, a capacitor, and a few resistors.
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