Inductors

Inductors are vital components in the realm of electrical and electronic circuits, distinguished by their ability to store energy in a magnetic field. This happens when an electrical current passes through them. Inductors, measured in henries (H), are adept at resisting changes in current and can be used to manage high-frequency signals, filter out noise, and store energy in power supply applications. They come in a variety of types and values, including air core, ferrite core, and iron core inductors, each designed for specific applications and performance requirements.