5 Pieces 1.8uH 1/4W Inductor Epoxy Coated RF Choke Coil

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7 in stock


7 in stock

US $7.48

Quantity:
7 Available

5x 1.8uH Inductor RF Coil

Optimize your circuit designs with our high-performance 5-piece set of 1.8uH, 1/4W Inductor RF Choke Coils. Engineered for precision, these epoxy-coated inductors ensure reliable performance in demanding electronic applications.

  • Inductance: 1.8uH Tolerance
  • Rated Current: 200mA
  • Voltage Rating: 50V
  • Package Type: Axial Lead
  • Efficiency: High Q Factor

Perfect for RF filtering and signal processing, elevate your projects with these premium inductors. Ideal for engineers looking to enhance performance and efficiency.

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Located in: Chester, New Hampshire, United States (US) · ZIP 03036
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5 Pieces 1.8uH 1/4W Inductor Epoxy Coated RF Choke Coil | US Ship

Product Details:

Enhance your electronic circuits with our top-quality 1.8uH 1/4W Inductor RF Choke Coil. These inductors are perfect for RF applications, featuring epoxy coating for durability and reliability. Ideal for engineers and hobbyists working on radios, transmitters, and other RF equipment.

Specifications:

  • ✅ Quantity: 5 Pieces
  • ✅ Inductance: 1.8uH
  • ✅ Power Rating: 1/4W
  • ✅ Coating: Epoxy
  • ✅ Type: RF Choke Coil
  • ✅ Frequency Range: Suitable for various RF applications
  • ✅ Application: RF circuits, signal filtering, and oscillators

Features & Benefits:

  • ✔️ Designed specifically for high-frequency applications
  • ✔️ Epoxy coating ensures stability and reduces interference
  • ✔️ Compact design allows for easy incorporation into circuits
  • ✔️ Reliable performance for consistent signal filtering
  • ✔️ Ideal for enhancing signal integrity in advanced electronic projects