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indutor

Also known as passive two terminal, choke

dispositivo elétrico passivo que armazena energia na forma de campo magnético

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An inductor is an electrical component made from coiled wire that stores energy in a magnetic field when electricity flows through it. It matters because this ability to store and release magnetic energy makes it useful for controlling electrical currents and power in countless devices and circuits.

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Key facts

Electronic component.component: Inductor
Electronic component.image: Electronic component inductors.jpg
Electronic component.caption: A selection of low-value inductors
Electronic component.type: Passive
Electronic component.working_principle: Electromagnetic induction
Electronic component.invented: Michael Faraday
Electronic component.symbol: 100px
Electronic component.invention_Year: 1831
Electronic component.terminal_number: 2

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Wikidata facts

Subclass of: electromagnet
Image: Electronic component inductors.jpg

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Commons category: Inductors
Commons gallery: Inductor
has characteristic: inductance
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Article · Português

Um indutor é um dispositivo elétrico passivo que armazena energia na forma de campo magnético, normalmente combinando o efeito de vários loops da corrente elétrica. O indutor pode ser utilizado em circuitos como um filtro passa baixa, rejeitando as altas frequências. Também costuma ser chamado de bobina, choke ou reator.

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