SDR0906-181KL

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Fixed inductors are passive electrical components found in a variety of modern electronic circuit applications, such as radio frequency circuits, antenna systems, and power conversion circuits. An example of a fixed inductor is the SDR0906-181KL. Its low profile and small size makes it particularly suitable for densely populated circuit boards.

The SDR0906-181KL is a non-shielded, axial-lead type RF inductor. It is constructed from ferrite material to ensure maximum quality and durability. It has an inductance value of 180 nano-Henries and a rated current of 2.2 Amps. It has the ability to tolerate temperatures up to 125℃, and it is approved by UL standards.

The SDR0906-181KL is capable of being used in a range of different applications, including:

• RF Power Amplifiers
• Antenna Tuners
• Power Supplies
• Filters
• RF Oscillators
• Radio Receivers
• RF Transmitters
• Transceivers
• Audio-Frequency Amplifiers

The working principle of the SDR0906-181KL is based on the law of induction, which states that when an electric current flowing through a conductor creates a magnetic field around it. This magnetic field induces an electromotive force in nearby conductors or in the same conductor. This phenomenon is used in the design of the SDR0906-181KL, as the inductance of the component is created by the current flow through a wire wound inductor.

The mechanism of the SDR0906-181KL is simple and effective. The circuit consists of a coil, a magnetic core, an inductance, and a number of other essential components. The coil consists of a number of individual copper wire windings, while the core is a type of ferrite material which acts as an electrical insulator. Together, these components form an inductive circuit, where current flowing through the wire windings creates a magnetic field around them.

The magnetic field, in turn, induces an electromotive force in any conductors that are placed in close proximity to the coil. This electromotive force is then used to cause a current to flow in these conductors. The amount of inductance that is created by this current is measured in nano-Henries (nH) and is determined by the number of wire windings of the coil and the type of core material used.

In conclusion, the SDR0906-181KL is an axial-lead type RF inductor which is suitable for use in RF circuits, antenna systems, and power conversion circuits. It is constructed with a ferrite core material and its inductance value is 180 nH. Its working principle is based on the law of induction, and it uses a coil and core material to create a magnetic field that induces an electromotive force in conductors placed nearby. This inductance is then used to make the circuit operate in the desired manner.

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