Too many Inducers? Here's how to find the right one

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22.– to 120.–

Designed to block certain frequencies while allowing others to pass, making them ideal for signal conditioning.

Filters improve the quality of signals in audio systems and communications by reducing noise and interference.

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4.– to 170.–

Used to limit the flow of alternating current (AC) while allowing direct current (DC) to pass, commonly found in power supply circuits.

Chokes enhance stability and efficiency in power supplies by smoothing out fluctuations and reducing ripple.

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4.– to 9.–

Constructed using ferrite materials, these inductors are effective in high-frequency applications and often used in radio-frequency designs.

Ferrite inductors help minimize electromagnetic interference, making them suitable for sensitive electronic devices.

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4.– to 27.–

Designed for low-power applications, this option can handle currents up to 5 amperes.

Ideal for small electronic devices, such as sensors and microcontrollers, where minimal current is required.

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17.– to 61.–

This range supports moderate power applications, accommodating currents from 6 to 18 amperes.

Suitable for devices like power supplies and industrial equipment, ensuring stable operation under varying loads.

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43.– to 420.–

Engineered for high-power applications, this option can manage currents ranging from 19 to 90 amperes.

Perfect for heavy-duty machinery and power distribution systems, providing reliability under demanding conditions.

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4.– to 20.–

Ideal for low-frequency applications, these inductors offer minimal energy storage.

Best suited for small circuits or devices where space is limited, providing sufficient performance without bulk.

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15.– to 40.–

Offers a balanced inductance range suitable for various mid-frequency applications.

Versatile for use in power supplies or audio equipment, contributing to stable performance and reduced noise.

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5.– to 27.–

Designed for high-frequency applications, these inductors can handle significant energy storage.

Ideal for larger circuits or systems requiring strong filtering capabilities, enhancing overall efficiency and performance.

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22.– to 68.–

This option includes a single unit per purchase, ideal for individuals needing one specific item.

Perfect for personal projects or testing a product before committing to larger quantities.

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4.– to 31.–

This option offers multiple units, ranging from two to ten, catering to those needing a bulk supply.

Cost-effective for teams or groups, allowing for shared use and reducing the overall price per unit.

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22.– to 72.–

Often associated with cost-effective manufacturing and large-scale production capabilities.

Products from China may offer competitive pricing, making them an attractive option for budget-conscious buyers.

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27.– to 17 000.–

Known for high engineering standards and precision manufacturing processes.

Inducers from Germany are often perceived as more durable and reliable, appealing to customers prioritizing quality.

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31.– to 570.–

Combines quality craftsmanship with competitive pricing, often seen as a favorable middle ground.

Products from the Czech Republic can offer a balance of affordability and quality, suitable for various customer needs.

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170.– to 210.–

Renowned for innovation and design, often producing unique and specialized products.

French-made products may appeal to customers looking for cutting-edge technology or stylish designs in their induction solutions.