9250A-565-RC

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Fixed Inductors

Inductors, also known as coils, chokes, or reactors, are isolated metallic loops that create a magnetic field when an electrical current passes through them. Inductors are used to store energy in the form of a magnetic field, filter out certain frequencies, and create delays in the current or voltage flow, among other applications. Fixed inductors are one of the most important types of inductors used in electrical and electronic circuits. The 9250A-565-RC is an example of a fixed inductor.

The 9250A-565-RC is designed to meet the rigorous demands of high-frequency, high-current applications, and it is constructed with a low-noise core, a one-piece conductive layer encapsulant coating, and an additional protective coating to further ensure tolerance, quality, and durability. The inductor measures 0.465 inches (42.119 mm) diameter, 0.395 inches (10.033 mm) height, 0.139 inches (3.531 mm) thickness, and its core material is 50MHz ferrite. It has an operating temperature range of -40 to 85°C.

The 9250A-565-RC\'s application field includes RF/microwave circuits, power supplies, high-speed board-level interconnects, and standard signal circuit applications. For example, it can be used as a choke filter in power supplies, circuits with high dV/dt consideration, and electronic filter assemblies. Additionally, it can also be used to construct resonant circuits, improve high-frequency signal performance, reduce radio frequency interference (RFI), and other high dV/dt, high current applications.

The working principle behind the 9250A-565-RC involves Farady\'s law, which states that a voltage is generated in a coil that is proportional to the number of turns in the inductor and the rate of change of the passing current. The dielectric material between each of the 9250A-565-RC\'s windings also helps to regulate the voltage spikes under load and reduce current transients. The material also helps to dissipate heat more efficiently, enabling the inductor to have a higher temperature tolerance range.

The 9250A-565-RC has a wide range of applications that require an inductor that can handle high currents in RF/microwave circuits, power supplies, high-speed board-level interconnects, and standard signal circuit applications. Its robust construction and low-noise core help it meet the rigid performance requirements of these applications. Moreover, the operating temperature range and low-noise core make the 9250A-565-RC one of the most efficient and reliable fixed-inductors on the market.

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