5 Pieces 560uH 1/2W Inductor Epoxy Coated RF Choke Coil

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560uH Inductor RF Choke Coil

Optimize your circuits with our 5 Pieces 560uH 1/2W Inductor. Designed for RF choke applications, these inductors provide efficient energy storage and noise filtering, enhancing electronic performance in various projects.

  • Inductance: 560uH
  • Power Rating: 1/2 Watt
  • Voltage: Up to 50V
  • Epoxy Coated for Durability
  • Package: Radial Leads

Enhance your designs with reliable inductors, perfect for noise suppression and RF applications. Buy now and power your next electrical project with confidence!

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Located in: Chester, New Hampshire, United States (US) · ZIP 03036
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Product Details:

Enhance the performance of your electronic projects with these high-quality RF choke coils. Designed for effective noise filtering, these inductors are perfect for use in radio frequency applications, power supplies, and various circuitry demanding robust RF suppression.

Specifications:

  • ✅ Quantity: 5 Pieces
  • ✅ Inductance: 560uH (microhenries)
  • ✅ Power Rating: 1/2W (watt)
  • ✅ Coating: Epoxy for enhanced durability and insulation
  • ✅ Type: RF Choke Coil
  • ✅ Application: Noise filtering in RF applications and general electronic circuits

Features & Benefits:

  • ✔️ Provides excellent RF noise suppression for cleaner signal processing
  • ✔️ Durable epoxy coating protects against environmental factors
  • ✔️ Reliable performance with stable inductance across frequencies
  • ✔️ Ideal for radio frequency applications, power conditioning, and signal filtering