SRP4012TA-100M Inductors, Coils, Chokes

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Fixed inductors, also known as non-adjustable inductors, are passive components that are used to store energy in the form of a magnetic field and establish a circuit loop through inductive reactance. The SRP4012TA-100M is one of the most widely used fixed inductrs, thanks to its small size, its high Q factor and its high self-resonant frequency.

The application of the SRP4012TA-100M is primarily in high frequency, high current circuits. It is commonly used as an inductive component in Local Oscillators, high-frequency switching voltage regulators, and other circuits requiring relatively high self-resonant frequencies, high Q factor and a small size.

The SRP4012TA-100M is composed of a ferrite core and a coil of very thin wire wound around it. The ferrite core works by converting the oscillatory energy of an AC current into a magnetic field. The windings will then create an inductive reactance, which is the opposition to the flow of AC through the coil, and will store, or accumulate, energy in the magnetic field.

The fixed inductor’s resistance to AC changes with the frequency of the AC current, providing very high self-resonant frequencies. Its high Q factor is its ability to store magnetic charge higher than other inductor components. The SRP4012TA-100M has a high Q factor of around 200, which is higher than many other fixed inductors.

The SRP4012TA-100M is also known for its low inductor losses, which make it suitable for dc-dc converter applications. The small size and high performance offered by the SRP4012TA-100M make it useful in many different circuit applications. Thanks to its high self-resonant frequency, high Q factor and low inductor losses, the SRP4012TA-100M is a great solution for applications that require high frequency, high current circuits.

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