CIH05T33NJNC Inductors, Coils, Chokes

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Fixed Inductors have many different applications across industrial and electronics fields which allow for the control of electricity in different forms. A particularly high performance inductor is the CIH05T33NJNC. Within this article we will look at its application field and its working principle.

The CIH05T33NJNC is a high performance, flat, uncoated multi-layer inductor. It is mainly employed in industrial equipment, power supplies, radio telecommunications, and medical apparatus. It has very high inductance and can operate up to temperatures of 150°C with a flat inductance rate of ±20%.

The inductor can be applied to the following areas:

• PCB laminate boards for power, switching, and line-frequency filter applications
• Power supplies and charge/discharge circuits
• NCX systems to control RF and IF signal interference
• Computer cards requiring linear current flow control
• Radar, radio communications, audio amplifiers, and other high frequency circuits related to current sources, active filters, or tuned circuits.

The working principle of the CIH05T33NJNC relies on its physical properties. The inductor is composed of multiple concentric layers of flat, wired foil-type conductors for its multi-layer configuration. This allows for the transfer of electricity in linear flows accumulating up to a higher current. It also gives it high inductance despite its size. due to the high thermal performance of the CIH05T33NJNC, it allows for excellent power isolation across multiple circuits.

To conclude, the CIH05T33NJNC is a high performance flat, uncoated multi-layer inductor used in a range of applications, from industrial equipment to radio telecommunications and medical apparatus. Its application and working principle are based on its physical properties, of the which the multi-layer conductor design is most important. This allows the transfer of electricity in linear flows therefore enabling higher current per unit of inductance as compared to other types of inductors.

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