CM100505-R10JL

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Fixed Inductors

Inductors, also known as coils, are widely used in electronics to store energy in the form of magnetic fields. Inductors are made up of a coil of wire wrapped around a ferrite core and come in various shapes and sizes. The CM100505-R10JL fixed inductor belongs to the Radial Lead product family and is designed for use in high frequency applications, such as radio frequency circuits, power supplies and wireless communications.

Application Field

The CM100505-R10JL fixed inductor is a radial leaded, 10 μH inductor that is ideal for a wide range of high frequency applications. It is suitable for RF filter networks, power supply circuits, power amplifiers and other wireless communication circuits. It is designed for high frequency switching converters as well as other applications with aggressive behaviors.

The CM100505-R10JL offers excellent parameters for high frequency applications. Its DC resistance is typically 0.085 Ω max and its Q (quality factor) is typically 92.4 at 108 MHz. This inductor is rated for up to 250 mW power dissipation (continuous) and is available in a lead-free tin/silver-plated finish.

Working Principle

An inductor is a passive two-terminal electrical component that stores energy in the form of a magnetic field. It is composed of a conductor, usually a coil of wire, around a core made of ferrite. When a current flows through the inductor, it generates a magnetic field in the core which in turn stores energy. As the current flow varies, the magnetic field changes and energy is stored and released in the form of electromagnetic radiation.

When used in high frequency circuits, the inductor acts as a filter, allowing only certain frequencies to pass through while blocking out others. The inductance of the inductor determines the frequencies that can be blocked, as well as the amount of current that can be passed. The frequency response of an inductor depends on its inductance, which is determined by the number of turns and type of core material used in its construction.

The CM100505-R10JL fixed inductor is designed specifically for high frequency applications, with a DC resistance of 0.085 Ω max and a quality factor of 92.4 at 108 MHz. Its small size and low profile make it suitable for space-constrained applications and it has a lead-free tin/silver-plated finish for added reliability.

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