1840-36H

Fixed inductors are electronic components with fixed inductance, which are widely used in electronic circuits. Specifically, the 1840-36H application field and working principle is as follows.

The 1840-36H is a radial, leaded, fixed inductor, suitable for high frequency electronic circuits especially for radio frequency (RF) applications. Commonly used in TV sets, radios, modems, land audio devices, wireless systems and other electronic equipments, it is a large variety of inductance values are available, from 1 microH to 100 milliH (0.001H to 0.1H).

The 1840-36H working principle is based on the fact that electricity will take the easiest path and so the current may take the path of least resistance, i.e., more inductance means an increased opposition to changes in current. When a current flows through the coil of the 1840-36H, it generates a magnetic field around it. This magnetic field, in turn, induces an electric current in the external circuit, which interferes with the original current. Thus, an inductance is seen.

The inductance of the 1840-36H inductor is determined by its physical parameters such as its size and number of turns. A layer of insulation or a ferrite core mounted around the coil increases the inductance value further. The 1840-36H\'s robust construction ensures uniform distribution of turn, providing superior RF performance and immaculate noise suppression.

Overall, the 1840-36H is an excellent choice for a wide range of RF applications, providing excellent performance and reliable operation in most commercial and industrial settings. With several value choices, this cost-effective component is perfect for high frequency circuit designs.