105R-151HS

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Fixed inductors are electronic components that provide inductance in electronic circuits. They are used in a wide variety of applications including power supplies, amplifiers, switching circuits, oscillators, power amplifiers, and as an energy source. The 105R-151HS inductor is one such component.

The 105R-151HS inductor offers the combination of a high inductance and low profile, making it a valuable addition to any circuit. Measuring 15 mm in length and 10.9 mm in width, it easily fits into a variety of space-constrained applications. The inductance range is from 10 to 150nH, with the stray inductance being 0.19nH at 10 and 150nH inductance. The rated operating temperature is -25°C to +105°C, making it ideal for a range of applications.

The 105R-151HS inductor offers excellent performance in terms of DC resistance and self-resonant frequency. Its DC resistance is around 0.708Ω at 10nH and 1.105Ω at 150nH, making it well-suited for current sensitive applications. The self-resonant frequency is up to 7.5GHz, making it capable of handling high frequency applications.

The 105R-151HS inductor is suitable for use in RF and microwave circuits, as it can handle high frequencies and is highly efficient at RF energy transfer. It is also suitable for use in high-power amplifiers, as its low profile ensures that it does not interfere with other components within the circuit. Additionally, its good frequency response, low current leakage and high frequency power handling capability make it ideal for a variety of power applications.

The 105R-151HS inductor is also suitable for use in switched-mode power supplies, as it is has low DC resistance, low noise and low inductance ripple. Its low inductance ripple reduces noise and improves power supply efficiency. It also has low EMI, making it suitable for use in RF/microwave systems.

The operating principle of the 105R-151HS inductor is based on the magnetic field generated when current passes through it, and is determined by the inductor’s characteristics. When current passes through the inductor, a magnetic field is generated around it. This magnetic field stores energy and induces a voltage in the inductor. This voltage is proportional to the rate of change in current, and is known as the inductor’s inductance. The inductance of the 105R-151HS inductor is determined by its characteristics, such as its cross-sectional area, length, and core material.

The 105R-151HS inductor is a highly capable component and is ideal for use in a variety of circuits. Its combination of size and high performance makes it well-suited for use in RF/microwave, power, and switching applications. Its low profile ensures that it does not interfere with other components within the circuit, while its high frequency handling capability and excellent performance characteristics make it suitable for a variety of applications.

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