CDH80D48NP-222KC

Fixed inductors are electronic components which consist of a coil of insulated wire wound around either an iron core or an outcome ferrite core. The core focuses and increases the magnetic field produced by the coils. The inductance of a coil is directly proportional to the number of coils and inversely proportional to the size of the core. Fixed inductors are used in a variety of electronic circuits such as power supply, radio frequencies and computer networks.

The CDH80D48NP-222KC is one of the most popular fixed inductors used today. It is a surface-mount inductor with an inductance value range of 80µH to 1mH. It features a wide range of operating temperatures from -40°C to +85°C, and is capable of handling up to 8A of current. The CDH 80D48NP-222KC is a cost-effective solution for applications where low-frequency noise is present. It also has excellent ESD protection, surge current resistance, and surge voltage tolerance.

The working principle of the CDH80D48NP-222KC is the same as that of other surface-mount inductors. When an alternating current is applied to the coil, a magnetic field is created. This field induces a current in the coils, which is then amplified. The coil and core are then used to restrict the current flow to the desired level. The coil also helps reduce the effects of noise in the circuit.

The CDH80D48NP-222KC find applications in signal conditioning, power supply, and telecom circuits. It is commonly used in power supplies to store energy and reduce noise in the circuit. It can also be used to filter out high-frequency noise from digital signals. Furthermore, it can be used to improve the signal integrity of high-speed data lines by reducing the effects of electromotive force (EMF).

In summary, the CDH80D48NP-222KC is a versatile fixed inductor with a wide range of operating temperatures and current handling capabilities. It is ideal for applications requiring low-frequency noise reduction, signal conditioning, power supply, and telecom circuits. It can also be used to reduce the effects of EMF in high-speed data lines.