sourcing map Pack of 25 0512 Color Ring Inductor 100uH | Axial HF Choke Coil Inductor
sourcing map Pack of 25 0512 Color Ring Inductor 100uH | Axial HF Choke Coil Inductor
Functions: COLOR RINGS The first two represent a two-digit significant number. The third volume represents the multiplier. The inductance is calculated by multiplying the significant number by the power of the value of the third band. The fourth volume represents the tolerance. Small inductors with high Q and low distributed capacity. Excellent for applications where space, weight and size play a role. Axial wired inductors with a tolerance of 10%, suitable for a variety of applications, including decoupling, filtering and RF blocking. A fixed inductor uses multiple coils made of a conductive material to store energy using a magnetic field. For low current and low power, resistors are used in molded housings. This can be either a simple (phenol) core or a ferrite core. An ohmmeter easily distinguishes them from resistors of similar size by indicating the low resistance of the inductor.Specification: Inductance: 100uH Power: 1W; Tolerance: 10%; Maximum DC current: 2.52A; Maximum DC resistance: 25 ohms; Resonant Frequency: -HzBody size:5x12mmPackage Content: 25 x axial inductors.
Product Features
- COLOR RINGS The first two represent a two-digit significant number. The third volume represents the multiplier. The inductance is calculated by multiplying the significant number by the power of the value of the third band. The fourth volume represents tolerance.
- A small inductor with high quality and low distributed capacity. Ideal for use where space, weight and size are required.
- Axial wired inductors with a tolerance of 10%, suitable for a variety of applications including decoupling, filtering and RF blocking.
- These stationary inductors are coated with epoxy resin to ensure a long life of moisture. The stationary inductor uses multiple coils made of a conductive material to store energy using a magnetic field.
- For low current and low power, resistors are manufactured in molded housings. This can be either a simple (phenol) core or a ferrite core. An ohmmeter easily distinguishes them from similar size resistors by indicating the low resistance of the inductor.