SD3118-1R5-R

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Fixed inductors, also known as chokes, are electronic components used in electronic circuits to allow the current to flow in one direction while restricting or blocking the flow of current in the opposite direction. They are commonly used in many types of electrical circuits, including DC power supplies, mobile computing equipment, and instrumentation.

One such inductor is the SD3118-1R5-R. This component is a high quality, monolithic, surface mount inductor that boasts a very high degree of shielding performance and reliability. This component is designed with surface mount technology and has an extremely low profile of 1.5mm. The SD3118-1R5-R features a high self-resonant frequency and a wide operating temperature range, making it well-suited for a variety of electronic applications.

The SD3118-1R5-R inductor is most commonly used in RF power amplifier circuits, DC-DC converters, filters, and high frequency pulse circuits. Its purpose is to reduce electrical noise on the circuit by providing a high degree of shielding performance. The SD3118-1R5-R is also ideal for applications where space is limited, as its small form factor allows for better overall integration in the circuit.

As with all inductors, the working principle of the SD3118-1R5-R is to store energy in a magnetic field when current passes through it. This stored energy is then released as kinetic energy as the current decreases, causing the inductor to act as a resistor and restricting the flow of current. By doing so, the inductor is able to filter out noise and other unwanted signals from the circuit.

The SD3118-1R5-R inductor is one of the most reliable components available, making it an excellent solution for a wide variety of electronic applications. Its wide operating temperature range and high self-resonant frequency make it ideal for applications where shielding performance and reliability are critical.

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