CV201210-R39K

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Fixed inductors are basic components used in a variety of electrical and electronics circuits. CV201210-R39K is a fixed inductor designed specifically for the application field of radio frequency (RF) and high frequency (HF) circuits. There is no “one size fits all” inductor and manufacturers offer a wide range of shapes, sizes, materials, capacities, and inductance values to meet the particular requirements of a particular circuit. Understanding the operation and working principle of a fixed inductor is necessary for choosing the right solution for a particular application.

When electric current passes through an inductor, it produces a magnetic field. The magnetic field then generates opposing forces that resist the current flow. This opposition to current flow is known as inductance, which is usually expressed in units of henry (H). The magnitude of inductance depends on the size and shape of the inductor and the material used in its construction. Fixed inductors are available in a variety of shapes and sizes, including radial leaded, axial leaded, surface mount, and through-hole, etc. Commonly used materials for inductor construction are iron, ferrite, and copper.

CV201210-R39K is an axial leaded type and fixed inductor to provide a beat frequency of 13.56 MHz for RF and HF circuits. It is very small in size and has a rated inductance range of 20 to 270 nH. The product features a robust construction and highly efficient performance, with minimal temperature rise which makes it suitable for general purpose applications. It has a rated current of 2 Amps and provides a capacitance of 30 pF. The inductor is able to handle temperatures between -40°C and +85°C and is suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations.

The working principle of the CV201210-R39K is based on the principle of electromagnetic induction. When electric current passes through the inductor, it induces an electric field in the vicinity of the inductor. This electric field then causes an opposing current flow in the object in the vicinity, which then produces a magnetic field. This magnetic field then produces a force that opposes the original electric field, which is called inductance.

CV201210-R39K is designed for use in RF and high frequency circuits. It is suitable for general purpose applications where variability of inductance is not an issue. It has an operating temperature range that is well suited for indoor and outdoor applications and is highly efficient and reliable. The product’s working principle of electromagnetic induction makes it a good choice for use in high frequency circuits.

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