103R-562K

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Introduction

Fixed inductors are widely used in electronic circuits. They are employed in a number of applications, including voltage regulation, filtering of high frequency signals, frequency conversion, and impedance matching. The most common type of fixed inductor is the spiral inductor. This type consists of multiple windings of insulated wire around a ferrous core. The 103R-562K range of fixed inductors are particularly versatile, as they are designed to be easily mounted on Printed Circuit Boards (PCB). They are especially suitable for high frequency circuits, due to their low inductance loss and stable impedance over a wide frequency range.

Application Field

The 103R-562K range of fixed inductors can be used in many electronic applications. They are ideal for use in high frequency applications, such as wireless communication, switched mode power supplies, and radio frequency (RF) circuits. Due to their low inductance loss and stable impedance over a wide frequency range, they are also suitable for other high quality audio and video applications. In addition, they can be used in filtering applications, such as power line filters and signal line filters.

Working Principle

The working principle of a fixed inductor is the same as that of any other inductor, regardless of the construction method. An alternating current generates a changing magnetic field, which in turn induces a voltage in the inductor. This voltage is proportional to the rate of change of the magnetic field. The magnitude of the induced voltage is inversely proportional to the inductance of the inductor. In the case of a spiral inductor, the size, shape, and number of windings of the inductor determine the inductance. The 103R-562K range of fixed inductors offer an excellent combination of low inductance loss and high stability over a wide frequency range.

Conclusion

The 103R-562K range of fixed inductors offer a versatile solution for a number of high frequency applications. They have a low inductance loss and a stable impedance over a wide frequency range. They are also well suited for other applications, including voltage regulation, filtering, and impedance matching.

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