Fixed Inductors

36502CR82JTDG Application Field and Working Principle

Fixed inductors are broadly defined as electronic component devices that are designed to maintain a steady state electrical current. Fixed inductors are available in a variety of configurations that are designed to meet the demands of specific applications. An example of a widely used fixed inductor is the 36502CR82JTDG. This inductor is the smallest and lightest of its kind, and is commonly used in applications that require high power resonance and low noise.

The 36502CR82JTDG is specifically designed for power resonance applications and operates on a very low frequency range of 1 to 333 KHz. It has a low noise floor, and a wide dynamic range of 0 to –80 dB. The device also features a high Q factor, which allows it to maintain high power resonance over a wide frequency range.

The working principle behind the 36502CR82JTDG is simple. A variable magnetic field can be generated by passing an electrical current through a solenoid or coil. This variable magnetic field interacts with an electromagnetic field, which produces a voltage that can be used for power resonance and noise mitigation applications.

The 36502CR82JTDG is a great option for power resonance and noise mitigation applications that require low noise and high power resonance. Its small size and light weight make it a versatile and convenient option for a wide range of applications. Its simple working principle also makes it a reliable and cost-effective solution.