GLCR2012T101M-HC Inductors, Coils, Chokes

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Fixed inductors are components that are used to pass electricity in a predetermined manner. The GLCR2012T101M-HC is a type of fixed inductor that is used for electrical and electronic systems. This component is constructed with a ferrite core to provide efficient operation, and its parts are completely sealed in order to protect against environmental conditions.

The GLCR2012T101M-HC fixed inductor is primarily used in radio frequency applications. This inductor is designed to provide accurate operation up to a frequency range of 0-1 GHz, meaning that it can be used in a variety of products for wireless communications. It is also designed to operate in a wide temperature range of -55°C to +125°C, making it suitable for outdoor use.

In operation, the fixed inductor works by transferring energy between two different points in the circuit. This is done by the capacitor or inductor in the component, and its effects on the current flowing through the circuit. The inductor works to induce an electromotive force in the direction of the current, while the capacitor works to hold the charge. Together, they help regulate the flow of electricity in the circuit.

The GLCR2012T101M-HC fixed inductor also contains a special protective feature, which can help prevent damage to the circuit due to excessive heat or short circuits. This feature works by limiting the current that can flow through the component. This keeps the component from overheating and damaging the circuit due to the high current created when a short circuit occurs.

The GLCR2012T101M-HC fixed inductor is a popular choice for a variety of applications, including radio frequency designs, wireless communications and many other electronics uses. Its unique design, excellent performance, and its durable construction make it a reliable choice for any application.

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