CC10-82NJ-RC

Fixed Inductors Overview

The CC10-82NJ-RC is a fixed surface-mount inductor manufactured by Allied Components International. It features a ceramic core and wirewound construction, providing an inductance of 82 nH with a tolerance of ±5%. The component is designed for high-frequency applications and is RoHS compliant. It utilizes a standard chip package format suitable for automated assembly processes.

Fixed Inductors Feature Summary

• Utilizes a ceramic core for stable high-frequency performance
• Wirewound construction ensures reliable inductance characteristics
• RoHS compliant manufacturing process

Fixed Inductors Applications

• High-frequency signal filtering circuits
• RF impedance matching networks
• General-purpose surface mount electronics assembly

Fixed Inductors Procurement Notes

Verify the specific package dimensions against your PCB footprint requirements before ordering. Confirm that the supplier provides official datasheets to validate the 82 nH value and ±5% tolerance specifications. Ensure compliance with local environmental regulations regarding RoHS status.

Fixed Inductors Selection Notes

Select this component when a low-inductance, high-stability solution is required for RF or high-speed digital lines. The ceramic core offers superior thermal stability compared to air cores. Consider the physical size constraints of the application to ensure the nonstandard or standard chip package fits the design layout.

Fixed Inductors Part Context

This part belongs to the CC10 series of ceramic core chip inductors from Allied Components International. These components are distinct from wirewound types with ferrite cores, offering lower parasitic capacitance. The series is intended for compact electronic designs requiring precise inductance values in small form factors.

Fixed Inductors Replacement Considerations

Direct substitutes must match the 82 nH inductance, ±5% tolerance, and similar physical dimensions. Verify that alternative components also utilize ceramic cores if high-frequency stability is critical. Cross-reference package codes to ensure mechanical compatibility.