E558CN-100020=P3 Inductors, Coils, Chokes

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Adjustable Inductors are a type of component used in various electrical and electronic circuits. They are most commonly used for controlling the flux density in an inductive circuit, such as in measuring, amplifying, and power supply circuits. They are also used to regulate and stabilize power supplies, and provide input impedance and output voltage control for a wide variety of applications. The adjustable inductors come in various types, such as ceramic, plastic, glass, and metal. The most popular type is the E558CN-100020=P3 which provides an adjustable inductance from 10-120 micro-Henries.

The E558CN-100020=P3 adjustable inductor is a high-performance, adjustable wire-wound component. The component has a high power dissipation rating of 20 watts at ambient temperature. It also features an adjustable frequency range of 10 to 120 MHz. It has a high current standing capacity of 10 Amps and can sustain currents up to 10 Amps when wound with 14 AWG wire. The component has a high insulation resistance withstanding up to 250 volts DC. It is also capable of handling up to 40W power dissipation when wound with 12 AWG wire.

The E558CN-100020=P3 adjustable inductor is used in various applications, such as in RF amplifiers, radio circuits, and for impedance matching. The adjustable inductance of this component allows it to be used in various different types of circuits, such as in low-noise amplifiers, high-voltage transformers, and digital-to-analog converters. It can also be used to improve efficiency in the regulation of power supplies, to prevent overvoltage conditions, and for interference suppression. In addition, this component is well-suited for a variety of power supply applications.

The working principle of the adjustable inductor is based on the principle of magnetism. It works by rotating a core in a magnetic field to create an electromagnetic field. This field induces a current in the windings, which then generates an electromagnetic force on the core, resulting in a change in the inductance of the component. By adjusting the current in the windings, it is possible to adjust the inductance of the component, thus allowing for precise tuning and control over the circuit.

The E558CN-100020=P3 adjustable inductor is one of the most popular components in electronic circuits due to its wide range of applications. It is ideal for power supply regulation, impedance matching, and RF amplification. It is also well-suited for high-voltage switch-mode power supplies, and digital-to-analog converters. Its high power dissipation rating makes it capable of handling up to 40W of power dissipation when wound with 12 AWG wire. Its adjustable inductance of 10-120 micro-Henries enables precise tuning and control of various circuits, thus making it one of the most versatile adjustable components used today.

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