HM61-20330LFTR13

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Fixed inductor, otherwise known as an inductor or a reactance coil, is a passive electronic component that stores energy in the form of an electromagnetic field created by its core and windings. The HM61-20330LFTR13 from Vishay Intertechnology is no exception. It is a monolithic, 0603-sized, surface-mount inductor that comes in a variety of inductance options up to 3300nH and providing exceptional tolerance to 1%.

In terms of application, HM61-20330LFTR13 has the perfect operating frequency range of up to 1.5 GHz and saturation current range of 8 to 14 A. It is designed for use in low-profile, high-powered DC-DC converters, automotive antenna amplifiers, and any other RF application. Its wide operating temperature range of -40°C to +125°C supports a variety of applications, including those in challenging automotive settings.

As far as working principle, the HM61-20330LFTR13 features corrugated metal oxide lab-coated windings, which helps reduce insertion loss and improve tolerance against high humidity. Moreover, it is built with a soft magnetic material, that helps it achieve power efficiency. This material also helps in reducing the self-resonance frequencies, thus providing greater cavity transmission than traditional ferrite inductors. Finally, this inductor uses innovative laser welding technology to improve current carrying capability and reduce winding losses.

Overall, HM61-20330LFTR13 is a great example of a fixed inductor that is suitable for a wide range of RF applications. Its wide operating temperature range and corrugated windings makes it suitable for use in challenging automotive settings, while its soft magnetic material and laser welding technology makes it highly efficient in terms of power consumption. Ultimately, this is the perfect inductor for low-profile, high-powered DC-DC converters, antenna amplifiers, or whatever other RF application you may have.

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