CPI0806J1R0R-10

Fixed Inductors

An inductor is a device that stores energy -- while providing opposition to the current -- in its magnetic field. Inductors are used in a variety of applications, from low-power electronic circuits to radio communications. The CPI0806J1R0R-10 is a surface-mount, fixed inductor, used mainly in radio communications.

The CPI0806J1R0R-10 is a general-purpose fixed inductor, designed with a construction utilizing a ceramic monolithic core. The device has a plastic housing for permanence in high-temperature assembly processes. The fixed inductor has a rated inductance of 10 μH (2.54 mOhms) at 30 kHz (100 mA).

The CPI0806J1R0R-10 can be used in a wide range of applications, such as the oscillator circuit of radios, computers, and wireless networks. It is also used in power supplies and smoothing circuits.

The CPI0806J1R0R-10 utilizes the principles of induction. When an electrical current passes through an inductor, a magnetic field is established in the surrounding space. This magnetic field interacts with the electrical current, creating a self-inductance due to the feedback of the field’s magnetic flux on the circuit.

Essentially, this causes the current to produce a magnetic field which interacts with the current that produced it, which creates a force that resists changes in the current by opposing the flow of electrons. This is known as inductance, and it is measured in units called henries.

When alternating current is applied to the CPI0806J1R0R-10, the inductance occurs in a regular cycle. The inductor reduces the amount of current which can flow in the circuit, and this is referred to as inductive reactance.

The CPI0806J1R0R-10 is designed to have very low losses, with a DC resistance of only 2.54 mOhms (10 μH). The device has an operating temperature range of -25°C to +125°C, and its dielectric strength is 250 VAC. The inductor is designed to be used in frequency-sensitive rating applications, with a frequency range of up to 30 kHz.

The CPI0806J1R0R-10 is a high-quality fixed inductor, designed for use in communication, and other frequency-sensitive applications. It is reliable and efficient, and offers an excellent degree of inductance over its operating temperature range. The device is designed with a ceramic monolithic core, which offers excellent inductance values, high reliability, and low losses.