13R476C

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Fixed Inductors

A fixed inductor, also known as a choke, is an electrical component which stores energy in the form of a magnetic field when electric current flows through it. The 13R476C is a fixed inductor often used in telecommunications and power applications. It is a non-polarized, surface mount type inductor with high current handling capability. The component is typically used in switching supplies, DC/DC converters, and other equipment such as fax machines and modems.

Application Field of 13R476C

The 13R476C is designed to provide low resistance at high frequencies and suppress high voltage spikes from power supplies. As such, it is often used in power conversion and transmission applications, telecommunications, and when controlling motors and DC/AC current. The component can also be used in battery chargers, inverters, and as noise suppressors for radio frequency interference (RFI) suppression.

Working Principle of 13R476C

The working principle of the 13R476C is relatively simple. When electric current passes through the component, it creates a magnetic field which stores energy. As the current flows, energy is stored in the component until it is eventually released. At very high frequencies, the component helps to suppress high voltage, allowing for smoother and safer operation. The component can also function as a filter, reducing the level of noise and interference.

Conclusion

The 13R476C is a fixed inductor with a wide range of applications, from power conversion and suppression to telecommunications. The working principle of the component is to store energy in the form of a magnetic field, through the flow of electric current. The component also helps to suppress high voltage, allowing for smoother and safer operations.

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