CS160808-2R7K

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Fixed Inductors are electrical devices used to add inductance to electrical circuits. They are commonly found in many automobiles, especially in noise suppression filters. The CS160808-2R7K Fixed Inductor is a specialized type of inductor designed to provide the inductance needed to suppress high frequency electrical noise.

The CS160808-2R7K Fixed Inductor is designed to provide an inductance of 2.7uH and a maximum DC current rating of 0.8A. It is a radial-leaded, shielded inductor and can be used in applications such as DC/DC converters, automotive noise suppression filters, and power line noise suppression filters. The inductor has a ferrite core to improve its radiated noise suppression capabilities.

The CS160808-2R7K Fixed Inductor works by creating a magnetic field generated by the flow of electricity through the inductor windings. This magnetic field is then able to reduce or suppress the propagation of high frequency electrical noise. Higher frequencies of electrical noise are reduced more effectively when the inductor has a ferrite core. This makes the CS160808-2R7K Fixed Inductor a great choice for noise suppression applications that require good high frequency reduction.

The CS160808-2R7K Fixed Inductor is a compact device with a small size and an overall height of 0.9mm. This makes it suitable for integration into tight spaces or where space is at a premium. The inductor is also resistant to heat and can hold up to operation temperatures of 125°C, making it suitable for use in high temperature applications.

The CS160808-2R7K Fixed Inductor is a great choice for noise suppression applications needing high frequency reduction. It is small, reliable, and can handle high temperatures. It offers an inductance of 2.7uH with a maximum DC current rating of 0.8A as well as a ferrite core to improve its radiated noise suppression capabilities.

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