CM160808-3N9JL

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Fixed Inductors

Inductors, also known as coils, are passive electrical components used to store and control energy, usually in the form of electrical current or magnetic fields. Fixed inductors are those that are designed with a specific inductance. In the electronics industry, fixed inductors are widely used in a variety of applications, such as filtering, matching, and impedance conversion.

The CM160808-3N9JL is a type of fixed inductors designed for general purpose usages. It is manufactured by Amphenol Advanced Sensors, a reputable company with over 50 years of experience in the production of innovative electronic products. The CM160808-3N9JL is available in a range of standard inductance values, from 0.33 microhenry to 10 mH.

Application Field

The CM160808-3N9JL is ideal for use in applications that require reliable and stable inductance in the presence of dynamic or rapidly changing conditions. It is suitable for high-frequency switching circuits, switching regulators, and noise suppression. It can also be used in a variety of general purpose applications, such as filtering, current conversion, and impedance matching. The CM160808-3N9JL can also be used in radio frequency (RF) circuits to enhance signal clarity and linearity.

Working Principle

Fixed inductors such as the CM160808-3N9JL are designed with a specific inductance value and are not meant to be adjustable. When a varying current is passed through the inductor, it opposes the change in current flow by creating a back electromotive force (EMF) in the opposite direction. This voltage will oppose the applied voltage needed to maintain the induced current and will often exceed it. The magnitude of the back EMF depends on the inductance value of the component and the rate at which the current is changing.

In addition to creating a back EMF effect, fixed inductors also store energy in the form of a magnetic field. This is used in applications where a delayed response is required, such as in a rectifier circuit where the inductor helps smooth out the output signal. Furthermore, the inductor can be used to filter out unwanted frequencies by acting as a low-pass filter in combination with a capacitor. Finally, by placing two or more fixed inductors in series or in parallel, it is possible to increase or reduce the total inductance value of the circuit.

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