jaderosita2001
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My group and I are making the a research study about Powerline Communication and part of the schematic for the energy metering design has a bead core and a ferrite. We based the design from Microchip's MCP3905A/06A
Energy Meter Reference Design and in the design list it says the component needed are BEAD CORE SINGLE 3.5X9MM
AXIAL and FERRITE 300MA 150 OHM 1806 SMD. It also says that the bead core has a frequency of 100MHz and a resistance of 110Ohms while the ferrite has a current of 300mA and a resistance of 150Ohms. We are having problems acquiring these components. Is it possible to just make one ourselves because in the schematic it looks like a simple inductor?
Energy Meter Reference Design and in the design list it says the component needed are BEAD CORE SINGLE 3.5X9MM
AXIAL and FERRITE 300MA 150 OHM 1806 SMD. It also says that the bead core has a frequency of 100MHz and a resistance of 110Ohms while the ferrite has a current of 300mA and a resistance of 150Ohms. We are having problems acquiring these components. Is it possible to just make one ourselves because in the schematic it looks like a simple inductor?