CTX01-14322

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Fixed inductors are devices used to store energy in relatively simple and compact electrical circuits. Commonly available types of fixed inductors are typically classified into three categories: permanent-magnet inductions, air-core inductors, and ferrite-core inductors. Among these three categories, ferrite-core inductors exhibit properties such as higher inductance, higher operating frequency, and low power consumption when compared to other types of inductors, making them an ideal choice for most applications.

The CTX01-14322 fixed inductor is an advanced ferrite-core inductor that operates in the 10-125MHz circuit frequency range. It is specifically designed for time division multiple access (TDMA) applications and is capable of providing superior performance for such applications. The CTX01-14322 inductor is constructed using a mixture of high-temperature ferrite and other compounds, and it comes in a package size of 21 by 13.5 by 11mm. Its maximum rated current is 8.5A with resistance ranging from 0.82mOhms to 2.82mOhms, depending on inductance. The maximum rated voltage for this inductor is 1.5V, with an operating temperature range of -40 to 85 °C. The core material of this inductor is ferrite, giving it a high efficiency as well as low power consumption.

As far as its working principle is concerned, the CTX01-14322 fixed inductor operates in the same way as other conventional inductors; essentially, it depends on Faraday’s law of electromagnetic induction. In simple terms, the inductor works by storing and releasing energy as a current passes through it. When an electric current passes through a fixed inductor, it creates a magnetic field which in turn induces a voltage across its terminals. The magnitude of this induced voltage depends on the number of turns or coils that the inductor has, the current passing through the inductor, and the frequency of the alternating current. This principle holds true for all inductors, regardless of their type or construction.

In addition to its use as a TDMA circuit component, the CTX01-14322 fixed inductor is also gaining popularity in mobile communication and control applications. Moreover, this inductor has also been used as a component in radio frequency (RF) and microwave communication devices, and is becoming increasingly popular for use in professional audio equipment. It is used to regulate and manage the transfer of signal energy from one circuit to another, while providing superior performance due to its higher inductance, higher operating frequency, and low power consumption.

In conclusion, the CTX01-14322 fixed inductor is an ideal choice for applications requiring high inductance, higher operating frequency, and low power consumption. It works based on the same Faraday’s law of electromagnetic induction and is gaining popularity in audio, mobile communication, RF, and microwave communication applications. This inductor is especially suited for TDMA applications, due to its high efficiency and low power consumption.

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