AX97-10150

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Fixed inductors are electrical components that consist of a wire winded around a core, such as a ferrite bead, an iron powder core, or a ferrite core. They can be used to create a range of electrical circuit characteristics, such as inductance, reactance, impedance, frequency response, and signal delay. The AX97-10150 is a magnetic coil inductor designed for high-frequency applications up to 150 MHz. It is a surface mount component available in a variety of sizes and configurations. This article will explain the application field and working principle of the AX97-10150.

The AX97-10150 is designed for use in high-frequency applications. It has excellent performance in terms of its insertion loss, self-resonant frequency, and return loss. It can be used in electronic circuits such as antennas, filters, impedance matching circuits, and RF power amplifiers. It is especially well-suited for applications requiring high frequencies, as it can easily reach up to 150 MHz. It is also suitable for use in low-noise circuits, as it has a low noise figure.

The AX97-10150 has a self-resonant frequency of up to 150 MHz, which makes it suitable for a variety of applications. Its low noise figure makes it useful in low-noise circuits. Its strong power handling and EMI shielding properties make it ideal for use in RF power amplifiers and filters. Due to its low insertion loss, it is also suitable for impedance matching circuits.

The working principle of the AX97-10150 is based on the concept of inductance. The inductance of a coil is defined as the ratio of the induced voltage to the rate of change of current. Inductance is determined by the number of turns of the coil as well as its geometry. When a current is applied to the coil, the magnetic field it produces produces a voltage in the wire. The two main characteristics of an inductor are its reactance and inductance. Reactance defines the opposition to a voltage change, while inductance determines the amount of magnetic flux produced for a given current flow.

The AX97-10150 is constructed using a ferrite core, which is essential for providing high-frequency operation. The ferrite core is a magnetic material which is different than traditional cores because it has very low losses and a high permeability. The number of turns of the coil and the temperature plays a major role in determining the characteristics of the coil. The size of the coil also affects its reactance and inductance.

The AX97-10150 is especially suited for RF power amplifiers and high frequency applications due to its low insertion loss, high self-resonant frequency, and low noise figure. It is also suitable for impedance matching circuits and antenna applications due to its strong power handling and EMI shielding properties. Its construction using a ferrite core provides excellent high-frequency operation and low-loss characteristics.

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