CDR105NP-390MC

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Fixed inductors are electrical components found in many circuit configurations such as filters, amplifiers, frequency selective circuits and power converters. These components play a vital role in controlling current and voltage, and act as overflow protectors in a circuit. Among the types of fixed inductors, the CDR105NP-390MC is a popular choice due to its superior performance and reliability. This article examines the application field and working principle of the CDR105NP-390MC.

The CDR105NP-390MC is a low-loss, thin film chip inductor designed for high-frequency applications. It is a shielded toroidal inductor with a nominal inductance of 100 nanohms (1µH). The inductors feature a wide operating temperature range (from -60 to +150°C) and a low current noise level, making them ideal for high-frequency applications such as RF communications or data processing. The inductor also exhibits excellent temperature stability, with minimal variations in inductance over extended periods of time.

In addition, the CDR105NP-390MC has a high self-resonant frequency (SRF) of up to 12GHz, making it suitable for use in ultra-high frequency (UHF) applications. Furthermore, the inductor has a high current rating of up to 4A, allowing it to be used in power applications. The device is also shock and vibration resistant due to its robust construction and shielded housing.

The working principle of the CDR105NP-390MC is based on the induction of an electromagnet. When current passes through a conductor (such as a wire coil) it creates a magnetic field whose strength is proportional to the amount of current flowing in the conductor. This magnetic field induces a voltage in any other conductor in the vicinity, which is proportional to the flux density and the length of the conductor. When a current passes through the CDR105NP-390MC, it creates an inductance, which is the opposition to the electric current. This inductance limits the current flowing in the circuit, thereby protecting the circuit from excessive currents.

The CDR105NP-390MC is an ideal choice for the design of high-frequency applications such as RF communications, power converters, filters and amplifiers. Its wide operating temperature range and low current noise level make it suitable for use in a variety of different applications. Furthermore, its robust construction and high current rating make it an ideal choice for applications that require a reliable and durable inductor.

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