AIUR-07-121K

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Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors, also known as fixed-value inductors or \“stacking inductors\”, are components that are used to store, modify, and convert electrical energy. They are typically used in electric circuits to help regulate the current flow and help maintain the desired electrical characteristics in the circuit. The most common usage of fixed inductors is to filter out interfering signals, reduce power wastage, and improve the power efficiency in a system.

The AIUR-07-121K is a fixed tap inductor designed for applications requiring low-impedance and high-frequency capabilities. It offers a total inductance of 0.21 microH and a resistance of 7 milliohms. Additionally, it features a high self-resonant frequency of up to 200MHz, making it an ideal choice for high-speed systems.

General Working Principle

An inductor works by allowing electric current to flow through a coil of wire, where the magnetic field produced by the current causes the coil to generate a voltage. This voltage can then be used to oppose or guide the current. Simply put, an inductor is capable of storing energy in the form of a magnetic field.

The AIUR-07-121K components feature an operating frequency up to 200MHz with a tight tolerance of 1%. This allows it to work with a wide variety of electrical components, such as integrated circuits, transistors, and resistors, in various types of applications.

Application Fields

The AIUR-07-121K is designed to be used in applications involving RF signals, particularly with high frequencies. It is commonly used in devices such as TVs, radio receivers, cell phones, and computer monitors. The inductor helps reduce interference from outside signals and improves signal reception.

The AIUR-07-121K is also used in charging and power supplies, providing a steady current that helps extend battery life and reduce power wastage. It is commonly used in battery control circuits and AC/DC adaptors. The inductor also helps reduce inductive noise and magnetic interference, allowing the device to maintain a higher performance level.

In addition to its use in electronics, the AIUR-07-121K is also used for hobby applications such as robotics and basic Tesla-coil experiments. Its tight tolerance and high self-resonant frequency make it perfect for such projects.

Conclusion

The AIUR-07-121K is an excellent choice for applications that require a high-frequency, low-impedance inductor. This model features a tight tolerance and a high self-resonant frequency, making it suitable for a wide range of applications, from high-speed electronic systems to hobby projects. Ultimately, the AIUR-07-121K’s flexibility, reliability, and performance make it the perfect choice for any project.

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