LBC2012T470K

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Fixed inductors are components which are widely used in many different kinds of electrical circuits, especially those involving high frequency applications. As the name implies, fixed inductors are designed to have a finite, constant inductance, which therefore means they\'re best suited for applications which require the same amount of inductance over a long period of time, such as radio frequency filters.

LBC2012T470K is a type of fixed inductor manufactured by Coilcraft. It is designed to handle a variety of applications in which high power handling is important. This inductor consists of a ceramic-encapsulated iron powder core and tantalum-nickel wire wound around it. The core is made of a powder core material which provides the necessary inductance levels required by the application. The tantalum-nickel wire is then wound around the core tightly and securely, giving the inductor a long life and high power handling capability.

As previously mentioned, LBC2012T470K is designed to meet a variety of high power handling applications. The inductor is constructed with single-strand wire and provides a wide operating temperature range (-55C to +125C). Additionally, it has an inductance range of 200nH to 30uH in 1nH increments. This makes it suitable for applications that require high voltage levels, such as RF amplifiers. Furthermore, the inductor has a DC resistance range from 0.3mohm up to 5 ohms — making it suitable for a variety of noise suppression and filtering applications.

The inductor is also designed with a high current capacity, making it perfect for applications where high peak current draws are required. This also makes it ideal for use in power supplies, motorized devices, and other power intensive applications. Finally, the inductor has a wide self-resonance frequency range of 4 to 200MHz, making it suitable for radio frequency applications.

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