FP1109B1-R150-R

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Fixed inductors, also known as "choke coils" for their electrical characteristics, serve a wide range of applications from noise filtering to high frequency resonance. Among them is the FP1109B1-R150-R inductor, a rugged surface mount chip that is widely used in a variety of power conversion, signal filtering, and high frequency resonance circuits.

The FP1109B1-R150-R consists of a ceramic body, with copper wire terminals for connection. The inductor has a maximum rated current of 1.15 amps, a Q-factor of between 4 and 30, and a winding resistance in the range of 0.056 to 0.14 ohm. The inductance value of the coil can range between 0.5 to 10.0mH, depending on the design with a tolerance of 5 percent.

The FP1109B1-R150-R inductor also has a wide variety of applications, and can be found in many different devices and circuits. These include power supplies, switching regulators, and other power converters, as well as in the noise filtering applications of medical electronics, automotive electronics, home entertainment systems, and telecommunications equipment. The inductor is also widely used in signal processing applications such as RF amplifiers and high frequency oscillators, and to provide resonance in RF antenna circuits. In addition, the FP1109B1-R150-R inductor can be used in automotive applications for noise suppression, as well as in LED lighting for both DC and AC power applications.

The working principle of the FP1109B1-R150-R inductor is based on electrical induction. Electrical induction is a phenomenon in which a conductor placed in an applied magnetic field causes an electric current to flow in the conductor. In a fixed inductor, an alternating current is passed through a coil, creating a magnetic field. The coil is then surrounded by a second, secondary coil. When the alternating current is switched off, this magnetic field collapses, inducing a current in the secondary coil. This current is used in electronic circuits to filter out unwanted frequencies or to provide resonance.

The FP1109B1-R150-R inductor is widely used in many different types of electronic circuits, and is suitable for a variety of applications. Thanks to its robust design and reliable performance, it has become the preferred choice for many engineers looking for an efficient and cost-effective fixed-inductor solution.

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