AX02-303R9

Fixed Inductors

A common type of inductor component is the Fixed Inductor, which consists of a coil of wire, called an inductor, that produces an electric current when a voltage is applied across it. The AX02-303R9 Fixed Inductor is particularly suited for applications in which high pulse current, low power dissipation, and good stability are required.

Application Field

The AX02-303R9 Fixed Inductor is widely used in various high-frequency inductance circuits, such as receivers, transmitters, filters, resonators, antennas, and any other circuits requiring inductive components. It is specially designed for pulse current applications, where it can deliver fast current changes without compromising power efficiency and stability.

Working Principle

The AX02-303R9 Fixed Inductor works on the principle of electromagnetism, in which a changing magnetic flux surrounding the inductor generates a voltage, producing an electric current. The inductor consists of a core material, which can be either ferromagnetic or air, depending on the application, and a coil of wire in which the current is generated. When a voltage is applied to the inductor, the coil begins to flu

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