ATFC-0201-1N8B-T Inductors, Coils, Chokes

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Introduction

Fixed inductors refer to inductors with a fixed inductance value. Fixed inductors are widely used in a variety of applications, including radio frequency (RF) applications, power supplies, audio circuits, and more. The ATFC-0201-1N8B-T is an example of a fixed inductor which is widely used in RF circuits and power supply applications.

ATFC-0201-1N8B-T Application Field

The ATFC-0201-1N8B-T is a small-size, miniature fixed inductor that is ideal for use in radios, wireless transceivers, and other digital devices where size and efficiency are critical. The device has an inductance of 1.8μH with an rated current of 100mA. The ATFC-0201-1N8B-T also has a Q factor of 22 and a self-resonance frequency (SRF) of 13MHz. In addition, the device is reliable and compatible with a wide range of temperature ranges from -40°C to +85°C.

ATFC-0201-1N8B-T Working Principle

The ATFC-0201-1N8B-T is based on the Faraday principle. According to this principle, when a wire is passed through a magnetic field, a current is induced in the wire. This current then creates a magnetic field around the wire which opposes the one that caused it, and this creates an inductance effect. The amount of inductance created depends on the size of the wire, the nature of the magnetic field, and the number of turns. This inductance can be precisely controlled by changing the number of turns in the coil.

The ATFC-0201-1N8B-T is used in many RF and power supply applications. In these types of applications, the inductor is typically used to filter signals, reduce noise, and provide DC-DC conversion. The inductor is also used to provide isolation between the input and output of a circuit, and in power supplies to provide a stable voltage. In addition, the inductor can be used in RF circuits to reduce distortion, improve modulation, and provide better signal reception.

Conclusion

The ATFC-0201-1N8B-T is a miniature, small-size fixed inductor that is ideal for use in RF and power supply applications. The device has an inductance of 1.8μH, a rated current of 100mA, and a Q factor of 22. The device also has a self-resonance frequency (SRF) of 13MHz and is reliable over a wide temperature range. The working principle of the ATFC-0201-1N8B-T is based on the Faraday principle, and the device can be used to filter signals, reduce noise, provide isolation, and more.

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