Hi - I need to find some fairly large inductors. They need to be ableto handle around 5A (10A would be better) and have a inductance ofabout 5mH (20mH would be better). Does such a thing even exist? Wouldit be just terribly huge/expensive? I couldn't find such a beast in theDigi-key catalog - as soon as inductance went over 1mH current capacitywould fall to fractions of an A. Any suggestions? Thanks!-Michael J Noone

6 pounds!!! Crikey - back to the drawing board. The device that it isintended for weighs just about a pound I believe. It would just getcrushed by that.

do high current, high inductance inductors even exist (say 5A, 5mH)

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Terry Given 20 years ago

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I typed IHLP into the search box. Damn, I'm glad I got that tertiary education :)

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Frithiof Andreas Jensen 20 years ago

"Terry Given" skrev i en meddelelse news:584Re.7250$ snipped-for-privacy@news.xtra.co.nz...

It will make some pretty colours, sound and even smoke too - get the kids off the PeeCee for a few minutes L.O.L.!

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Terry Given 20 years ago

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yep. I have had trouble almost every time I use the IRF search engine. Sorry about being a smartarse. Its genetic - thats my excuse, and Im sticking ot it.

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Terry Given 20 years ago

ROTFLMAO!

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Terry Given 20 years ago

Very true.

I once made something useful using 24 Z80 microprocessors (circa 1987) - I glued little eyes, wings and tails on them, and made a mobile.

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