CIH02T3N8CNC

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Fixed Inductors are widely used components in electronic circuits. The CIH02T3N8CNC is a fixed inductor specifically designed for precision high frequency applications. It is typically used in automotive radio applications, GPS receivers, and related communication systems.

The CIH02T3N8CNC is constructed using copper wire of high voltage grade, which has excellent electrical characteristics and superior shielding characteristics that ensure reliable operation even under high frequency scenarios. The winding is made from a ferrite core and protected by a polyamine-based insulation.

The working principle of the CIH02T3N8CNC is based on Faraday’s law and Lenz’s law. Faraday’s law states that when an electric current passes through a conductor, a magnetic field is generated. This phenomenon is used in the CIH02T3N8CNC to generate a magnetic field which can then be used to induce a current in a circuit.

Lenz’s law is used to explain how the CIH02T3N8CNC works. This law states that when a magnetic field passes through a conductor, a current will be induced in the conductor. The CIH02T3N8CNC uses this law to induce a current in the circuit and in turn, creates a voltage.

The CIH02T3N8CNC provides excellent performance in a wide range of applications. It is highly efficient, with minimal power consumption, making it an ideal choice for high frequency applications. This inductor is RoHS compliant and UL approved, providing quality assurance.

In conclusion, the CIH02T3N8CNC fixed inductor is a reliable component designed for precision high frequency applications. It is constructed using copper wire, ferrite core and a polyamine-based insulation to provide superior shielding characteristics. The working principle behind the CIH02T3N8CNC is based on Faraday’s law and Lenz’s law and it offers excellent performance with minimal power consumption.

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