PG1083.102NLT

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Fixed Inductors are electronic components that use a wire coil wound around a core or ferrite material to inductively store energy. They are commonly used in radio frequency (RF) circuits and can be constructed in three basic form factors: axial, radial, and surface mount. PG1083.102 NLT is a type of axial inductor commonly used in narrowband application.

The PG1083.102 NLT Fixed Inductor is a high-frequency inductor used to construct narrow band filters and oscillators. It consists of a high-permeability ferrite core wound with 50 turns of copper wire. It has a DC resistance of 0.14 ohms and a current capability up to 25 Amps. It is designed with an axial construction and has a length of 25.4mm. The inductor has a leadless design, allowing it to more easily fit into areas where space is a factoring. It is rated for an inductance of 2.2mH with a tolerance of 10% and an operating temperature range of -55 to +125°C.

PG1083.102 NLT Fixed Inductors are used in a variety of RF circuits for both general broadband and narrowband applications. In narrowband applications, this type of inductor is used in the form of a ladder filter, where it is used to create band-stop or low-pass characteristics between two resistors. It can also be used in the form of a resonant oscillator to create a narrow frequency band and to stabilize the amplitude of the oscillation. The inductor can also be used in the form of a transmission line to create differential characteristics and reduce standing waves.

The working principle of the PG1083.102 NLT Fixed Inductor is based on the basic principles of electromagnetic induction. When the inductor is connected to an AC source, it will create a small voltage due to eddy current losses caused by the induced magnetic field passing through the inductor. This induced voltage is proportional to the number of turns of the inductor and the frequency of the alternating current. When the inductor is connected to a source with a changing current, the magnetic field surrounding it will cause a voltage to be generated in the opposite direction of the source of current.

The PG1083.102 NLT Fixed Inductor is a highly efficient inductor suitable for use in a variety of narrowband RF applications. It is designed with an axial form factor and a leadless design to more easily fit into areas requiring limited space. Its high-permeability ferrite core and 50 turns of copper wire make it capable of withstanding high-current applications, while its low-resistance and high-inductance characteristics make it suitable for a range of narrowband RF applications.

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