CV201210-R82K

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Fixed inductors are components that may be used to store electrical energy in the form of a magnetic field. These electrical components are commonly used in electrical circuits for such purposes as providing a buffer for radio frequency signals, storing and releasing energy, allowing for voltage feedback, or providing signal dampening. Inductors are usually designed for a specific application, and a specific type of inductor may have different applications depending on its impedance, current ratings, or other qualities. The CV201210-R82K fixed inductor is one type that may be used in various applications.

The CV201210-R82K is a molded wet wound inductor that is constructed from a high frequency core with copper wire insulated with polyolefin (POF) and Teflon (FEP). It has a diameter of 7.8mm and a length of 11mm. It has a nominal inductance of 0.82 uH and an inductance tolerance of 10%. The operating temperature range of the CV201210-R82K is -40°C to 105°C. This inductor has a current rating of 0.3A and a DC resistance of 2.1 ohms. It has a Q-value of min. 65, which allows it to operate at high frequencies more efficiently.

The CV201210-R82K is designed for use in a variety of applications, including electronic filters, Switching/SMPS power supplies, DC/DC converters, Coupling circuits, PLL circuits, Tuning circuits, RF communications and audio applications. It is typically used as an energy storage inductor, providing energy for switching supplies, RF communications, and audio applications. By storing energy in the form of a magnetic field, the inductor is able to supply a steady current to an electronic circuit, even when the circuit\'s power supply is fluctuating.

The working principle of the CV201210-R82K fixed inductor is based on the principle of electromagnetic induction. This inductor works by using the magnetic field created by the electrical current flowing through it to induce a voltage in the inductor\'s winding. The strength and direction of the voltage induced in the winding depend on the direction and magnitude of the current. As the current increases, the voltage induced in the winding increases as well, creating a positive feedback loop. As the current decreases, the voltage induced in the winding decreases, which produces a negative feedback loop.

The primary advantage of the CV201210-R82K fixed inductor is its ability to provide a steady current to circuit components, even when the power supply is fluctuating. By storing energy in the form of a magnetic field, the inductor is able to provide a constant current source for the circuit. This reduces the amount of power draw from the power supply, thus reducing the amount of heat generated by the circuit and improving its efficiency. Additionally, the CV201210-R82K fixed inductor is also very efficient and has a wide operating temperature range, making it suitable for a variety of applications.

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