IM06RFCSBH3R3K40

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Fixed Inductors

The IM06RFCSBH3R3K40 application field and its working principle are characteristics of fixed inductors, a type of electronic component used in a range of applications. These components are often used for the reception and transmission of radio frequency signals.

What is a Fixed Inductor

A fixed inductor is a type of electronic component consisting of two ends that are connected in some way, most commonly by wire or PCB trace. When current flows through it, a magnetic field is created around its circumference and thus, inductance.

Inductors can be found in a variety of configurations, from Surface Mount (SMT) and Through Hole (TH) formats, to air-core and ferrite core styles. Fixed inductors come in low, medium, and high power varieties that are typically categorized by its inductance, working frequency, current rating, and voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR).

IM06RFCSBH3R3K40 Application Field and Working Principle

The IM06RFCSBH3R3K40 is a fixed inductor with a high power rating, ideal for radio frequency applications. This device has a working frequency of up to 1GHz and can handle 500mA of current at 4V. The impedance of the IM06RFCSBH3R3K40 is between 25 and 130 ohms, with an efficiency of 80%. It has an operating temperature of -40 to +105C. This component also features a low DC resistance of 3.3Kohm.

Its working principle is based on Faraday’s Law, where a current in a wire produces a magnetic field. When current passes through the IM06RFCSBH3R3K40 inductor, a magnetic field is produced that induces an electromotive force in the coil, according to the electrical energy.

In wireless applications, the inductor acts as an antenna, receiving and transmitting radiofrequency signals.

The compact and lightweight design of the IM06RFCSBH3R3K40 makes it the ideal choice for applications where small space and minimal weight requirements are required. Examples of such applications include Wireless LAN, Bluetooth, ZigBee, and ISM applications.

Conclusion

The IM06RFCSBH3R3K40 is a high power, fixed inductor suitable for RF applications. Its efficient design and high current, voltage, and temperature ratings make it ideal for wireless applications where small size and weight are necessary. The working principle of the IM06RFCSBH3R3K40 is based on Faraday’s Law, whereby a current flow in a wire produces a magnetic field, thus inducing an electromotive force in the coil.

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