CIGW201610GHR47MLE

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Fixed inductors are used widely in electronics to store energy in an electromagnetic field. The CIGW201610GHR47MLE series of fixed inductors belongs to this category. This article will explain the application field and working principle of these inductors.

The CIGW201610GHR47MLE series of fixed inductors is typically used in switch-mode power supplies, radio frequency electronics, and high-frequency converters. These inductors have excellent thermal-shock performance and are capable of rapidly changing temperatures. They also have low DCR values, allowing them to be used in high-frequency applications.

The operating principle of fixed inductors is fairly simple. An inductor is a device that stores energy in an electromagnetic field. When current passes through the inductor, it produces a magnetic field. As the current changes, the magnetic field changes, which in turn affects the current flowing through the inductor. This is called inductive reactance, and it is the basis of inductor operation.

Fixed inductors differ from variable inductors because the value of the inductance remains constant, regardless of the amount of current passing through it. This makes them ideal for use in applications where stable inductance values are required. The CIGW201610GHR47MLE series of fixed inductors can operate up to 100kHz, which is excellent for radio frequency applications.

Fixed inductors can also be used in voltage regulator circuits. A voltage regulator circuit uses an inductor as a control element to maintain a constant output voltage. The inductor is connected in parallel with the load, and its value is kept constant regardless of the amount of current flowing through it. By changing the inductor value, the voltage regulator circuit can be fine-tuned for optimal performance.

Fixed inductors are also frequently used in RF signal processing circuits. These circuits typically involve a differential amplifier, where a fixed inductor is used to equalize the signal. The inductor is adjusted to provide the desired input noise rejection levels and performance. The CIGW201610GHR47MLE series of fixed inductors can handle high frequencies of up to 100kHz, so they are well suited for this type of application.

Fixed inductors are an important component in many electronic circuits and are available in a variety of sizes and styles. The CIGW201610GHR47MLE series of fixed inductors is a popular choice for switch-mode power supplies, radio frequency electronics, and high-frequency converters. They are designed for excellent thermal-shock performance, have low DCR values, and can operate at up to 100kHz. Fixed inductors are important components for any electronic design and should be selected carefully for optimal performance.

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