100-103F

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Fixed inductors are a type of inductor designed with a fixed electric and magnetic properties, and are defined by an electrical resistance, inductance, and self-capacitance. Fixed inductors are constructed using wire in which the inductance is determined by the physical size and shape of the winding. They are typically used in power electronics, signal processing, medical electronics, and various other applications.

The 100-103F family of fixed inductors are UL approved and compliant to the RoHS standard, and are suitable for use in a variety of applications. They have a shell size of 0.137 in, and have a DC impedence range of 2 - 2000 mOhm and an operating temperature of -40° C to +125° C.

The 100-103F fixed inductors have an inductance range of 0.33 - 47 nH, and are available in eight different packaging options with a variety of inductance values. These fixed inductors are designed with two gap ferrite core, and employ a unique distributed air gap to significantly reduce eddy-current loss. In addition, these inductors also feature a low insertion and return loss, making them a suitable choice for multiple applications.

The 100-103F fixed inductors have a wide variety of applications, such as general duty power, switching power, switching regulator, low EMI, low-noise, and high-efficiency inductors. These inductors are also well-suited for power line filtering and in medical applications. In power electronics, 100-103F fixed inductors are used in DC-DC converter circuits, where they provide a low-loss path for the reverse current. In medical applications, these inductors are used in low-noise, low-EMF components, where they provide protection from overvoltage and reduce interference from external sources.

The working principle of the 100-103F fixed inductors is based on electromagnetic induction, where a changing magnetic field in a wire coil induces an electric current in the windings. The generated current creates a magnetic field which opposes the original magnetic field, resulting in a high impedance. This facilitates the flow of electric current by providing a low pass filter, which helps to reduce current levels and protect sensitive electronic components from damage. The inductance of the 100-103F inductors is determined by the size and shape of the coil, as well as the properties of the core material, which makes them suitable for a variety of applications.

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