ELC-16B3R9L

Fixed inductors are a type of electronic component made up of core and windings that store energy in the form of a magnetic field. They are used to improve the frequency response of the signal, reduce distortion, and provide high impedance in many applications. The ELC-16B3R9L is a type of fixed inductor that is well-suited for applications such as power line filtering, noise suppression, and audio circuits.

The ELC-16B3R9L is constructed with a ceramic core and copper wires that are wound around it. The core material and winding pattern determine the inductance, or the ability to resist changes in current. The inductance value for the ELC-16B3R9L is 16uH. It has a low DC resistance of just 1.3 Ohms and can handle peak currents up to 9.2A. The ELC-16B3R9L is rated for an operating temperature range of -40°C to 105°C and has a ripple current of 7.3A @ 100KHz.

One of the most important characteristics of the ELC-16B3R9L is its low distributed capacitance. This allows it to function as an effective RF filter as it can suppress signals within a certain frequency range while still allowing other signals to pass through. This makes it ideal for a variety of power line noise reduction applications.

Another key feature of the ELC-16B3R9L is its low assumed inductance variation over temperature. This helps to ensure reliable operation over a wide range of temperatures and minimizes signal distortion. This makes the ELC-16B3R9L a great choice for audio applications as it can minimize noise and provide better sound quality.

The ELC-16B3R9L boasts an impressive frequency response, with a flat response up to 500MHz and a -3dB cutoff frequency of 3GHz. This makes it suitable for use in a variety of radio frequency applications, including amplifiers, antennas, and high speed signal transmission circuits. The ELC-16B3R9L is also EMC compliant, making it suitable for use in EMC sensitive applications such as automotive and industrial systems.

Overall, the ELC-16B3R9L is an impressive fixed inductor that combines high impedance and high current handling capabilities with excellent EMC compliance, low temperatures variations, and a flat frequency response. Its versatility makes it a great choice for a wide variety of applications, making it one of the most popular fixed inductors in use today.