Adjustable Inductors

An inductor is a passive two-terminal electrical component that stores energy in a magnetic field when electric current flows through it. Adjustable inductors use a movable core to modify the electric field and thereby increase or decrease inductance by blocking lines of flux. The unit of inductance is the Henry (H). Mounting options include surface and through-hole with values ranging from 30 nH to 2.5 mH.

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Knowles Voltronics VTC03E048TVSM

VARIABLE INDUCTOR, NON-MAG, 3 TU

4.52

Knowles Voltronics VTC02E030TVSM

VARIABLE INDUCTOR, NON-MAG, 2 TU

4.52

Knowles Voltronics VTC09E160TRSM

VARIABLE INDUCTOR, NON-MAG, 9 TU

4.44

Knowles Voltronics VTC07E130TRSM

VARIABLE INDUCTOR, NON-MAG, 7 TU

4.3

Knowles Voltronics VTC06E110TRSM

VARIABLE INDUCTOR, NON-MAG, 6 TU

4.3

Knowles Voltronics VTC05E088TRSM

VARIABLE INDUCTOR, NON-MAG, 5 TU

4.3

Knowles Voltronics VTC04E065TRSM

VARIABLE INDUCTOR, NON-MAG, 4 TU

4.3

Knowles Voltronics VTC03E048TRSM

VARIABLE INDUCTOR, NON-MAG, 3 TU

4.3