MHQ0402P0N6BT000

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Fixed Inductors are passive electronic components made of conductive material wound into a coil to store energy in the form of a magnetic field when energized. The MHQ0402P0N6BT000 is one such component, specifically a surface mountable component designed for use in high-frequency applications. It is made of a ferrite core with a stainless steel or nickel-iron cover for structural integrity and environmental protection. The winding is constructed using oxygen-free copper wires, which provide a low DC resistance and high current-carrying capacity.

The MHQ0402P0N6BT000 is mainly used in the fields of cellular telephones, wireless LANs, and other high-frequency communication solutions. As the name implies, it is designed for use in high-frequency circuits, providing inductance in the range of 0.68 to 33.2 nH with an operating frequency from 1MHz to 1.5GHz. Its excellent electrical performance is matched by a low thermal resistance of up to 0.67°C/W, reducing the risk of thermal damage to the circuit.

The MHQ0402P0N6BT000’s working principle follows the same principles as other fixed inductors. When a current is introduced into it, a magnetic field is generated due to the induction of electrons in the coil. This magnetic field stores energy, which is released when the current is no longer applied and the flux lines collapse. This stored energy then dissipates as heat and can also be used to induce a current in the coil. The inductance of the device, which influences the flow of the current, is determined by the size of the coils and the number of turns of the wire.

The MHQ0402P0N6BT000 is easy to use and can provide a reliable and efficient solution for many circuit designs. Its highly efficient construction also ensures that it is both stable and reliable under varying ambient temperatures and other conditions. As a result, it is one of the most widely used fixed inductors in the industry today.

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