MS75087-11RU

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Fixed inductors are commonly used in electronic circuits to form coils of different inductance. The MS75087-11RU is a fixed inductor specifically designed for use with small surface-mount packages. It is a small size surface mount inductor which is ideal for use in telecommunication equipment, power amplifiers and DC/DC converters.

The inductance and self-resonant frequency of the MS75087-11RU are two of the most important characteristics. The inductance range of the MS75087-11RU is from 0.10µH to 10µH. The self-resonant frequency (SRF) is between 5MHz and 10MHz. These values are suitable for use in typical electronics and telecommunications applications.

The MS75087-11RU is specially designed for use in very small surface-mount packages. It is compact and can be used in applications requiring a very small magnetic component. The size of this version of the inductor is 0.85mm by 0.35mm.

The operating range of the inductor also makes it ideal for use in various applications. It can work in temperatures ranging from -25°C to +105°C and features a maximum current handling capability of 1.10A. The MS75087-11RU also has a good long-term stability, which is essential for reliable operation over time.

In terms of its electrical characteristics, the MS75087-11RU has a low winding resistance value, which results in low losses and improved efficiency. The low-DC resistance of this specific package also helps to reduce the EMI (Electromagnetic Interference) levels. The excellent quality of the materials used in the inductor gives it superb thermal conductivity, ensuring efficient heat dissipation.

The MS75087-11RU also has a special safety feature which is very important in applications where it must be exposed to high voltages. This is a dual-layered core insulation. This provides two layers of insulation which help protect it from over-voltage faults and reduce the risks of damage due to transient voltage spikes.

The working principle of a fixed inductor is simple. The component is a coil of electrical wire which produces a magnetic field when an electrical current is passed through it. The magnetic field generated by the inductor opposes the applied electrical current and creates a back-EMF (Electro-Motive Force). This back-EMF resists the current and produces a voltage drop across the inductor.

The voltage drop produced by the MS75087-11RU when a current is passed through is called its inductance. This is the property which allows the inductor to store energy. Electrons in the current flowing through the inductor are temporarily held in the coil, which allows the inductor to act as a filter, reducing high-frequency noise and helping to smooth out the input signal.

The MS75087-11RU fixed inductor is a highly-skilled and finely tuned component which is ideal for use in a wide range of electronics and telecommunications applications. It has a very small size, operates over a wide temperature range, offers good long-term stability and has a low winding resistance. The dual-layered core insulation ensures that it can be used safely in even the most demanding applications.

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