1539M30

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Fixed inductors are components that store energy in the form of magnetic flux. They are used in electronic and electrical systems, such as Radio Frequency (RF) transmission systems, audio/telephone systems, and TV broadcasting systems. The most common application area is in Radio Frequency (RF) transmission systems where they are used for frequency and impedance matching. Fixed inductors can also be used in power supplies, where they can provide filtering, choke, and smoothing requirements.

The 1539M30 fixed inductor is a surface mount inductor with lead lugs. It is designed to be used in high-frequency, low-impedance circuits. It features a ceramic body material, with a very small size of 0.47 mm x 0.42 mm and a height of 0.6 mm. It is an ideal component for space-constraint applications due to its small footprint.

The 1539M30 inductor works by storing the energy in the form of magnetic flux. This is done by passing alternating current through the inductor which induces a magnetostatic field which is stored in the core. This stored energy is then released when the current is reversed through the inductor allowing the inductor to control the flow of current in the circuit.

The 1539M30 is most commonly used for impedance matching and filtering in RF circuits. It can be used to match the impedance of a receiving circuit from the transmitting circuit. It can also be used for filtering applications where it can reduce noise or spikes in the system caused by load conditions and switching in the circuit. The 1539M30 also offers excellent high frequency operating performance allowing it to be used in high frequency applications.

In addition, the 1539M30 can be used in power supplies to filter and choke the current in the power line. This can help reduce the amount of noise and spikes in the power supply, ensuring a steady supply of power to the circuit. The 1539M30 also features self-resonant ability allowing it to function as filter inductors and transformers.

Overall, the 1539M30 fixed inductor is a small, high-performance component that can be used in a number of applications, including radio frequency transmission systems, audio/telephone systems, TV broadcast systems, and power supplies. It works by storing energy in the form of magnetic flux and is capable of match impedances, filtering, chocking, or smoothing. It is perfect for space-constrained applications and offers excellent high frequency operating performance.

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