8230-70

Fixed inductors are permanent magnet type electronic components used in various industrial and consumer applications commonly found in radio frequency (RF) amplifiers. The 8230-70 is a type of fixed inductor that is widely used due to its low parasitic capacitance and its high self-resonant frequency over a wide frequency range.

The 8230-70 is an axial lead fixed inductor, which is constructed with two separate parts, the bobbin and the core. The bobbin is a plastic material, while the core is made of ferrite or ceramic material. The core is typically wound with enameled copper wire in order to form an inductance. The bobbin is also plated with a metal such as tin or nickel in order to reduce thermal resistance.

The inductance of the 8230-70 is exceptionally stable over a wide temperature range and provides the stability to modern RF signals. It also has very low equivalent series resistance (ESR), which allows it to be used in high-frequency applications that require a higher resistance than normal. The inductance begins to drop at frequency ranges in excess of its self-resonant frequency.

The 8230-70 fixed inductor is a widely used component for various applications including power switching, amplifiers, voltage regulators, EMI filtering, frequency converters, crystal mounted filters, and many other types of electronic systems. It is also used in digital systems, such as microcontroller applications, to provide the necessary signal isolation. Additionally, they are often used in high-reliability or military, aerospace, and medical applications due to their low thermal resistance, low parasitic capacitance, and high self-resonant frequency.

The design of the 8230-70 fixed inductor is very simple. When it is wired correctly, current can be transferred from one side of the inductor to the other side in order to create an inductance value. This value will remain relatively constant over a wide temperature range. The 8230-70 is constructed with a shield on one end of the bobbin to reduce the EMI radiation from the inductor. By shielding this electromagnetic interference, the component can be used in many digital and radio frequency applications.

The 8230-70 fixed inductor is an ideal choice for consumer and commercial applications. The low self-resonant frequency enables the component to be used in applications requiring high resistance over a wide frequency range. Its low equivalent series resistance also ensures that it has exceptional stability even at higher temperatures. In addition, its low parasitic capacitance design makes it a desirable option for many wireless applications, such as WiFi and cellular networks.

The 8230-70 fixed inductor is a versatile and reliable electronic component for various applications. It is easy to install, is relatively inexpensive, and its low parasitic capacitance and high self-resonant frequency make it a great choice for many consumer and commercial applications. Furthermore, its low ESR makes it an ideal choice for use in high-reliability or military, aerospace, and medical applications.