CW252016-1R0G

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Fixed inductors are components used to store and release energy in electric circuits. They are also known as chokes, RF chokes, coils, and winding coils. In simple terms, an inductor is a coil of wire that stores or absorbs energy due to the electromagnetic field around it. The energy is called inductance and is measured in henries (H).

The CW252016-1R0G is a surface mount fixed inductor designed to serve multiple uses in a variety of power applications. It is a compact device consisting of a coil of copper wire around a ferrite or ceramic core. The inductance of this device is rated at 1.0 μH (1 microhenry). It also has a DC resistance rating of 0.82 Ω (0.82 ohms).

The working principle of the CW252016-1R0G is based on the fact that current flowing through a wire loop induces a magnetic field. When this magnetic field is altered, a voltage is produced which is induced across the coil. This voltage is known as inductance. The amount of inductance will vary depending on the core material, number of turns of the coil, wire size, and frequency of the current.

The CW252016-1R0G fixed inductor is particularly useful in power amplifiers, switching power supplies, DC/DC converters, and other DC voltage stabilizing circuit applications. Due to its small size and low inductance, it is especially suitable for use in high-frequency switching applications. It also offers excellent EMI noise suppression, high frequency response, and high surge current capabilities.

In summary, the CW252016-1R0G is a surface mount fixed inductor designed to provide multiple uses in a variety of power applications. It has a rated inductance of 1.0 μH and a DC resistance rating of 0.82 Ω. Its working principle is based on the fact that an induced voltage is generated across a coil when the magnetic field around it is altered. It is especially useful in high-frequency switching applications due to its small size and low inductance.

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