VLF3010ST-3R3MR88 Inductors, Coils, Chokes

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Fixed Inductors are passive electrical components used for limiting current, parametrically selecting signals, blocking direct current, and providing signal based inductance on modulated or direct currents. One type of fixed inductor is the VLF3010ST-3R3MR88.

The VLF3010ST-3R3MR88 inductor is a type of surface mount coil component that has a wide application in the RF and power electronics industries. It is made up of two thin layers of E-type ferromagnetic material; a top and bottom layer, which are connected together via a tapped terminal at the end of the component. This terminal is then connected to a ground plane. This tap allows it to be connected to a power line and is often used as an inductor as opposed to a capacitive element.

In terms of design, the VLF3010ST-3R3MR88 is designed to keep interference and noise to a minimum by allowing for a large size of the inductance core. This large size ensures that it has a low DC resistance. It also provides a wide frequency range of operation which is useful for various applications. This range of operation is from 100 kHz to 3 GHz. Along with having a wide range of operation, this type of inductor also offers a broad temperature range from -40 to +125 C.

The inductance of the VLF3010ST-3R3MR88 is dependent on the value of the core material and the number of turns of the coil. The inductance can range from 1nH up to 5 mH and is usually given in milli Henries (mH). As well as the inductance, the VLF3010ST-3R3MR88 also offers a high self-resonant frequency of 9 GHz. The size of the component is quite small and is usually only about 16 x 6.6 mm.

The VLF3010ST-3R3MR88 has a wide range of applications within the RF and power electronics industries. One common application is in power supplies. It is used as a filter component in AC to DC converters and as well as in other power related circuits. This device can also be used in RF amplifiers and receivers. This type of inductor can also be used in antenna circuit designs including balun, helical and dipole type antennas.

The working principle of the VLF3010ST-3R3MR88 is quite simple. It works like a transformer where a current is applied to the coil and then magnetic flux is produced. This flux then links to the core of the inductor and a voltage is induced. This voltage is then used to provide the inductance. The amount of inductance is determined by the value of the core material and the number of turns in the coil.

In conclusion, the VLF3010ST-3R3MR88 inductor is a type of fixed inductor that has a wide variety of applications. It offers a wide range of operational frequencies and a high self-resonant frequency of 9 GHz. As well as having a wide range of usage, the VLF3010ST-3R3MR88 is also small in size and has a low DC resistance. The device works by applying a current to the coil which produces a magnetic flux that links to the core of the inductor and a voltage is induced, providing the necessary inductance. This makes the device ideal for a number of RF and power applications.

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