FP1108R1-R37-R

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Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors, also known as fixed value coils, are passive components consisting of an inductive core and winding. They are typically used to store energy in a magnetic field, allowing electrical signals to bypass flow and providing the necessary damping in a variety of different circuits. A fixed inductor has a wide variety of applications, from use in power supplies, to radio frequency integrated circuits (RFICs), to telecommunications systems.

One of the most common applications of fixed inductors is in the power supply of electronic devices and circuits. In this case, an inductor is used to store energy in a magnetic field, thus allowing the power supply system to maintain a stable output voltage during variations in the input voltage. With the proper inductor selection, high-efficiency power conversion and filtering can be achieved. Furthermore, fixed inductors can also be used as chokes to reduce the amount of high-frequency noise produced by power supplies.

Fixed inductors are also often used in RFICs or radio frequency integrated circuits. These are circuits in which signals with a much higher frequency are being processed, such as those used in wireless networks. In this case, an inductor is used to tune the circuit to the desired frequency, allowing the signal to pass through efficiently. Fixed inductors can also reduce interference and enhance signal to noise ratio.

Telecommunication systems are also commonly reliant on fixed inductors for both signal transmission and signal reception. Here, they are used to tune and stabilize the frequencies that are associated with the transmission of various signals, such as those used in cable networks, satellite television, and cellular phones. Furthermore, they can also be used to filter out unwanted frequencies that can interfere with the signal transmission.

The FP1108R1-R37-R is an example of a fixed inductor. This component is a four-pin fixed inductor with an inductance of 10 mH as well as a tolerance of ± 10%. Furthermore, this fixed inductor has a rated current of 2.7 A and a repetitive peak current of 7.2 A. Its rated voltage is 250 VAC and it can withstand a maximum temperature of 85°C. This particular component is commonly used in RFICs for its frequency tuning and noise reduction capabilities.

In summary, the FP1108R1-R37-R is a type of fixed inductor that is commonly used in RFIC circuits as well as various power supplies and telecommunication systems. Its inductance is 10 mH and a tolerance of ± 10%. Furthermore, it is able to withstand a maximum temperature of 85°C and can provide frequency tuning, noise reduction, and filtering of unwanted frequencies.

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