SH150T-1.20-38

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Fixed Inductors

A fixed inductor is an inductor where a part of its inductance value is fixed, usually due to its physical construction. It is also known as a “fixed value inductor” or “fixed-value inductor.” The inductance value of a fixed inductor is determined by its physical construction, and it does not increase or decrease when an alternating or direct current is applied. This is different from variable inductors or chokes, which can have their inductance values controlled externally through controls such as knobs or switches.

SH150T-1.20-38

Application Field

The SH150T-1.20-38 is a type of fixed inductor, widely used in modern electronic devices. Its features include a high self-resonant frequency, low DCR, high saturation current, and a wide incidental frequency range. It is widely used in a variety of radio-frequency (RF) and Telecommunications applications, such as Mobile Phones, Wireless Local Area Networks (WLAN), CDMA, Digital Radio Standards (DMR), and Low-Noise Amplifier (LNA), as well as Automotive Inductive Devices.

Due to its low DCR and high saturation current, the SH150T-1.20-38 also finds applications in power conversion circuits, such as DC-to-DC converters, FX converters, voltage converters, and battery chargers. Due to its wide range of incidental frequencies, the SH150T-1.20-38 can be used in applications from single source to a multiple source arrangement.

Working Principle

The SH150T-1.20-38 is made from an iron core that is wound with insulated copper wire. The working principle of the inductor is that when an alternating current (AC) is applied to the wire, an electromagnetic field is generated that will cause the iron core to induce a magnetic flux. This magnetic flux is then responsible for creating a voltage varying with the frequency across the inductor. This voltage developed is then used for powering other components of the circuit.

The SH150T-1.20-38 is also designed to minimise its loss at high current levels, which is achieved by varying the diameter and thickness of its coils. Its characteristics also make it suitable for high-frequency or low-frequency applications, as it is designed to maintain stable performance under a wide range of conditions. The inductor’s insulation ensures that the generated magnetic field does not leak, preventing shock hazards.

Conclusion

The SH150T-1.20-38 is a type of fixed inductor that is widely used in modern electronic devices. Its features include a high self-resonant frequency, low DCR, high saturation current, and a wide incidental frequency range, which makes it suitable for a variety of Telecommunications and Automotive applications. The working principle of the SH150T-1.20-38 is that an electromagnetic field is generated when an alternating current is applied to the winding, creating a voltage depending on the frequency. Its characteristics make it suitable for high and low-frequency applications, as well as ensuring safe operation with the benefit of insulation.

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