P1812-823J

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Fixed inductors come in a variety of forms and serve a variety of applications. The P1812-823J is a type of fixed inductor that has been designed to fit specific applications. It is an axial inductor with a wide operating temperature range of -40C to +85C, making it suitable for a variety of application scenarios. This makes it a popular choice for many applications which require a reliable, efficient and cost effective inductor.

The P1812-823J fixed inductor is made up of a core wire which is wound around a ferrite core. The ferrite core helps to provide a low core loss and high inductance value. The P1812-823J is available in two different core sizes, the 10mm and 11mm core sizes, with inductance values ranging from 0.1uH to 3.3uH. The design of the P1812-823J also allows for the addition of an optional air core for additional inductance.

The working principle of the P1812-823J fixed inductor is fairly simple. When a current passes through the inductor, it creates a magnetic field. This field then acts as a counter force, which opposes the increase of the current, thus it restricts the rate at which the current can increase. This effect is known as inductance and is measured in henries. The inductance value of the P1812-823J is adjustable using a variable ferrite core.

The P1812-823J is widely used in a variety of applications. It is often used in RF circuits such as antennas and amplifiers, as well as any application which requires low signal loss and high inductance values. It is also used in switching and linear power supplies, high frequency communications systems, power regulation and traction motors.

The P1812-823J is an ideal choice for applications which require accurate and reliable inductance values over a wide temperature range. Its adjustable core allows for flexibility in design, while its high inductance value and low core loss make it a great choice for applications which require efficient and cost effective inductors.

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