P0850SNL

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Fixed Inductors are electronic components that can provide inductance to a circuit, typically by using a coil wound through a magnetic material. The most common types of fixed inductors use metal cores, such as iron or steel. The P0850SNL is a type of fixed inductor that features a compact design. It is often used in electronic devices for signal processing and high-frequency communications.

The P0850SNL has a max. operating voltage of 4V and a max. DCR of 0.100 ohms (220-KHz max. current of 0.06A). The overall size is 2.5mm*13.80mm, and the part weight is 0.03 g. It has a high inductance value of 800nH, which makes it suitable for a wide range of applications.

The P0850SNL is a popular component in a range of high-frequency electronic devices. Due to its small size and high inductance, it is often used in switch-mode power supply, cellular base station, telecom line cards, LCD displays, modems, and audio systems. It is also very low loss, which makes it ideal for frequency levels in the range of several MHz.

The working principle of the P0850SNL is based on Faraday’s laws of induction. The core component of the inductor is a cylindrical soft magnetic iron core, which is enclosed in copper windings along its outer circumference. The windings create a magnetic field, and when a current passes through the windings, an inductance is created. This inductance is proportional to the current that is passing through the windings.

The P0850SNL is a popular, low-cost choice for a variety of high-frequency applications. It features a high inductance value, low DCR, and a compact design. The device can work with a wide range of frequencies, from several MHz up to 220-KHz, making it suitable for many types of signal processing and communication systems.

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