36401E33NGTD

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Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors, commonly known as chokes, are electrical components used in many electrical circuits, particularly in radio frequency applications such as in antenna tuning circuits and in RF amplifiers. They are used to reduce the rate of change of current flow in a circuit. Fixed inductors are typically used as an energy storage device to store energy in the fields created by the inductor.

One of the most commonly used types of fixed inductors is the 36401E33NGTD. This type of fixed inductor has been designed specifically to be used in a range of wireless applications, where the frequency of the signal can be anywhere from 10 kHz up to 1000 MHz. In terms of its construction, the 36401E33NGTD is a planar chip type inductor, which consists of two plates of copper, separated by a dielectric material, which is usually a ceramic material.

The working principle of the 36401E33NGTD is based on the concept of inductance. When a current is passed through the copper plates, an electromagnetic field is created. This field induces an opposing current into the plates. As a result, current tends to flow more slowly in the direction of the applied current. This is what results in the inductor acting as an energy storage device.

The applications of this type of fixed inductor range from antenna tuning circuits to RF filters. In antenna tuning circuits, the inductor is used to adjust the frequency of the signal such that it can be better received by the receiving antenna. Conversely, in RF filters, the fixed inductor is used to filter out unwanted frequencies of the signal. It is also used in Power Converters, where it helps to convert high frequencies of power to low frequencies.

In terms of its construction, the 36401E33NGTD consists of a ferrite core, which is surrounded by several windings of copper wire. The windings are then connected to the two copper plates, as mentioned above. The copper plates themselves are designed to have a certain inductance value, which means that the inductor can be adjusted to a specific value. This is done by varying the spacing between the copper plates, which results in the inductor\'s inductance value being changed.

In summary, the 36401E33NGTD is a fixed inductor which is used in a variety of wireless applications, ranging from antenna tuning circuits to RF filters. It works on the principle of inductance, whereby an electromagnetic field is created which induces an opposing current. It is typically constructed out of a ferrite core, with copper wire windings, and two copper plates. It can be adjusted to a specific value, and its applications range from Power Converters to antenna tuning circuits.

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