RL0809-101-R

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Fixed inductors, commonly known as coils, are electrical components widely used in various electronic circuits. The RL0809-101-R is a type of fixed inductor that is widely used in electronic circuits such as filters and amplifiers to filter out unwanted frequencies and to boost wanted frequencies.

The RL0809-101-R is a radial leaded chip inductor with a tolerance of ±20%. It has an inductance range of 3.3uH to 6.8uH and current rating range of 2.3A to 4.6A. The operating temperature range is -25°C to +85°C. The inductor features a temperature rise rate of 15°C/W and a dielectric strength of 4.1KV.

The inductor offers excellent frequency response and high current capacity which makes it ideal for a wide range of applications, including DC-DC converters, switchers, filters and amplifiers. Its small size also makes it suitable for portable or compact equipment.

The RL0809-101-R has a unique construction where its core consists of two stacked winding coils. This allows the inductor to maintain its inductance and current capacity under varying temperatures and supply voltages. The inductor also has a ferrite core which improves its EMI (electromagnetic interference) performance.

The working principle of the RL0809-101-R is that it stores energy as a magnetic field in its core when current passes through its winding coils. When the current decreases, it releases its stored energy, thus producing a voltage. This is known as inductance, and it is represented by the symbol ‘L’. The primary function of the inductor is to restrict the flow of current in a circuit, thus providing impedance and maintaining a steady current in the circuit.

The RL0809-101-R is a versatile and reliable fixed inductor. Its high performance and features make it suitable for a wide range of applications, and its small size makes it ideal for applications where space is an issue.

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