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As the frequency of FPD-Link communications rise, the need for more complex PoC networks follows. Ferrite beads can help greatly when dealing with extremely high frequencies. Ferrite beads are considered a special kind of inductor that has a very low inductance but are rated for frequencies in the MHz to GHZ range. Where standard coil inductors typically begin behaving like a capacitor, a ferrite bead continues to provide high impedance. Figure 2-8 shows a real world ferrite bead that has an inductive component, capacitive component, and resistive components. The Ferrite bead is primarily inductive, therefore LFB is the most dominant portion of this model. The parasitic capacitance CPar does not become significant until very high frequencies.
Adding ferrite beads to the PoC network can result in broader frequency coverage. However, a ferrite bead can have a higher resistive component at DC than a standard coil inductor. While the resistance is typically rather small (<1?), higher DC resistance can result in significant IR drop in applications where current is drawn.