1812R-124G

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Fixed Inductors are widely used in various power supplies. 1812R-124G is one kind of them. This type of inductor consists of two windings of copper wire wound in either clockwise or anti-clockwise direction around a core. The core is a combination of air and ferrite materials. This type of inductor is mainly used in low voltage AC/DC circuits and they are typically used to filter out high frequency signals.

The 1812R-124G is a popular type of inductor due to its high reliability and small size compared to other types of inductors. It has a high temperature rating of 125°C and it is capable of handling large currents. It is also very easy to mount on a circuit board since it is a surface mount component.

The application field of 1812R-124G is mainly focused on filtering high frequency signals. It is a common choice for various projects such as amplifiers and power supplies. In addition, it can also be used for frequency stabilization.

The working principle of 1812R-124G is fairly simple. It is made up of two windings of copper wire that are wound around a core. The core is made up of air and ferrite materials. When current passes through one winding of the inductor, it produces a magnetic field. This magnetic field is attracted to the other winding and induces a current in it. This is how the inductor stores energy in the form of a magnetic field and releases it when current is taken away from the inductor.

The 1812R-124G is an excellent choice for projects involving power supply and other high-frequency signal filtering applications. It is highly reliable and robust and is capable of handling large currents. It is also fairly easy to mount on a circuit board since it is a surface mount component. Its temperature rating of 125°C makes it suitable for use in extreme conditions. In conclusion, 1812R-124G is an ideal inductor for high frequency projects.

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