ER1537-102JM

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Fixed Inductors

An inductor is a type of passive electrical component that typically consists of a wire coil or other physical structure that is designed to oppose changes in the electrical current flowing through it. Fixed inductors are used in a wide variety of circuits and are a vital component in power supplies, filters, and signal processing. Fixed inductors are also used in applications where a signal must be attenuated, amplified, or otherwise modified by the inductor\'s properties. One particularly important type of fixed inductor is the air-core inductor, which is used in a variety of applications due to its versatility.

The ER1537-102JM is a miniature, air-core, fixed inductor designed for use in small signal applications. This inductor has a wide variety of applications due to its small size and high quality performance. It is typically used in oscillator circuits, filters, and other signal processing circuits. This type of inductor is also used in power supplies, as well as antenna couplers. Additionally, the inductor is commonly used in signal amplification and impedance matching, as its inductance properties can easily be adjusted by simply changing the number of turns in the coil.

The ER1537-102JM is specifically designed to handle high frequency signals up to 13 GHz. The component is constructed with high-temperature ferrite beads and a non-magnetic non-inductive winding. This combination of materials ensures that the inductor is highly-stable, tolerant to high temperatures, and can handle losses higher than 20 m watts. The inductor has an inductance value of 0.15uH and a maximum DC resistance of 5 Ohms. It also features high current handling capabilities, up to 1 amp, allowing for efficient operation with most electronic circuits.

The working principle of the ER1537-102JM is based on the law of induction, which states that if a current flows through a wire coil it will produce a magnetic field. This magnetic field induces a voltage in the coil that opposes the change in current, which in turn reduces the current flowing through the coil. The higher the number of windings, the higher the inductance value is, as more coils increase the amount of magnetic field induced and therefore the voltage will be higher. Additionally, the magnetic field produced by the coil has the ability to store energy, and this is the main benefit of using an inductor in a circuit.

In conclusion, the ER1537-102JM is a miniature, air-core, fixed inductor designed for small signal applications. It is a highly versatile component, and its inductance properties can be easily adjusted for a variety of applications, allowing the inductor to be used in oscillator circuits, filters, and other signal processing circuits. Additionally, it is capable of handling high current and frequency signals up to 13 GHz. The ER1537-102JM is a reliable component that is ideal for a wide range of applications, and its high-quality performance ensures long-lasting operation.

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