CH-100

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Fixed inductors are often used in electronic designs. The CH-100 is one of the most common fixed inductors available on the market today. In this article, we will discuss the application field and working principle of the CH-100.

The CH-100 is a digital fixed inductor, designed to operate at a specific resonance frequency. This makes it a great choice for frequency-selective circuits such as power supplies, filters, and timing circuits.

The CH-100 has a variety of applications in power supply, filter, and timing circuits. It can be used as an inductor in a basic low-pass filter, as a current-sense device in a switched-mode power supply, or in a voltage-controlled oscillator. It is also commonly used in high-frequency switching circuits and inductor-filter circuits.

The CH-100 is a type of resonance device, where the impedance of the inductor is inversely proportional to its frequency. This means that at a certain frequency, the inductor\'s impedance will be low, allowing current to flow through more easily. At other frequencies, the impedance of the inductor is much higher, preventing current from flowing as easily. The CH-100 is designed to operate at frequency of 25kHz.

The CH-100 has a low-loss core material, which allows it to operate at higher frequencies with minimal losses. This also means that it has high inductance, allowing it to store more energy. The CH-100 is constructed with an epoxy-insulated body, providing optimum insulation and protection from moisture or heat.

Overall, the CH-100 is a great choice for frequency-selective circuits. It is a resonance device, designed to operate at a frequency of 25kHz. It has a high inductance, low-loss core material, and epoxy-insulated body. It is commonly used in power supply, filter, and timing circuits.

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