The difference between inductors, magnetic beads, and zero-ohm resistors

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Today's video mainly introduces some knowledge of inductors, magnetic beads and resistors.Inductors are energy storage components, and are mostly used in power supply filter circuits, LC oscillator circuits, and filter circuits for medium and low frequencies. Their application frequency range rarely exceeds 50MHz.
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