7427927160

Series:	WE-CBF
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)
Part Status:	Active
Filter Type:	Signal Line
Number of Lines:	1
Impedance @ Frequency:	60 Ohms @ 100MHz
Current Rating (Max):	400mA
DC Resistance (DCR) (Max):	300 mOhm
Ratings:	--
Operating Temperature:	-55°C ~ 125°C
Package / Case:	0402 (1005 Metric)
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount
Height (Max):	0.022" (0.55mm)
Size / Dimension:	0.039" L x 0.020" W (1.00mm x 0.50mm)

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Ferrite Beads and ChipsFerrite beads and chips are unique electronic components that are often used in electrical and electronic circuits. Ferrite beads and chips are components that are used in electrical and electronic circuits to suppress or filter high-frequency pulses or noise. They are a hybrid component made from ferrite material and a chip resistor such as an SMD resistor. This combination allows for a highly efficient electric current suppression and filtering mechanism. Ferrite beads are small round beads with a diameter ranging from 0.1mm to 5mm. They are made of ferrite material such as iron or nickel-zinc. The ferrite material is formed and fired to create the beads. Ferrite chips are tiny electrical components usually in the shape of rectangles, squares, or boxes. They are formed by shaping and firing the ferrite material. The 7427927160 application field and working principles of ferrite beads and chips can be seen in many places. Ferrite beads are often used in analog circuits for signal conditioning and noise cancellation. They have a wide range of uses in these circuits as suppressors, filters, and switches. In addition, they are used to suppress currents, increasetiming accuracy, reduce loss, and decrease reactance. The working principle of ferrite beads and chips is simple. Ferrite beads and chips are composed of two parts. In the internal, is a small resistor that acts as the filter. The outer ferrite material shields the resistor and captures the interfering currents. It then releases them as small electric pulses, thus eliminating or reducing RF interference or noise from the electrical signals. Due to their small size, ferrite beads and chips are useful in optimizing space in high-density PCBs. They can be used to suppress high-frequency pulses in high-speed digital circuits, stabilize circuits, eliminate noise, and increase the signal fidelity. Some ferrite chips are designed with special features such as z-axis symmetry, outer casing pinouts, and internal housing shielding. These features, along with the highly-efficient filtering capability, help to improve the noise reduction and signal clarity of devices.Ferrite beads and chips are also used in RFID applications. The ferrite material acts as a shield to the RFID tag, which prevents RF signals from accessing the signal without authorization. In this way, the RFID tag can securely remain on board the vehicle even in the presence of high-powered external RFID signals. In addition, ferrite beads and chips are also used in antenna applications. They are used as a tuning element for antenna designs, allowing the antenna to be tuned to the desired frequency. By optimizing the antenna length and shape, better results can be achieved in terms of reception efficiency and noise reduction. Finally, ferrite beads and chips are also used in EMI reduction. They are effective shields for electronic devices, blocking out unwanted EMI signals to prevent interference and signal loss. They can also provide the specific frequency range and EMI characteristics needed for a particular application, providing an extra layer of protection for sensitive device components. In conclusion, ferrite beads and chips are versatile components that are useful in a variety of electrical and electronic applications. They are inexpensive and flexible components that provide effective signal suppression, filtering, and shielding. They also provide a relatively high degree of signal fidelity in high-speed digital circuits.

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