3090R-561K

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Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors are electric components that store energy in their magnetic field and are capable of limiting the rate of change of current and voltage at signal levels. The 3090R-561K is a fixed inductor that is designed for high-power applications requiring high thermal dissipation. It is designed to operate with a very wide temperature range while providing excellent performance results. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the 3090R-561K.

Application Field

The 3090R-561K is suitable for high-power circuit applications including power amplifiers, boosters, inverters, and other switching circuits. It is also suitable for use in switching power supplies, high-voltage regulated power supplies, and other power circuits. The inductor is rated to handle up to 20 watts of power and can withstand temperatures up to 80°C. It is also fully RoHS compliant and UL listed for use in certain markets.

Working Principle

The 3090R-561K operates on the principle of magnetic induction. When current is flowing through its windings, it creates a magnetic field. This field can be used to limit the rate of change of current and voltage signal levels. As current levels increase, the magnetic field gets stronger, which increases the inductance. The higher the inductance, the more power is required to get the electrical current to flow through the inductor. The inductor can also be used to dissipate heat or provide decoupling in circuits.

The 3090R-561K is designed for high-power applications in which the thermal dissipation rating is extremely important. The inductor is designed to operate in temperatures up to 80°C and is rated to handle up to 20 watts of power. In addition, the inductor is RoHS compliant and UL listed for certain markets.

Conclusion

The 3090R-561K is a fixed inductor designed for high-power applications requiring high thermal dissipation. Its operating principle is based on magnetic induction, and it can be used to limit the rate of change of current and voltage signal levels. The inductor is also suitable for use in power amplifiers, boosters, inverters, and switching power supplies. It is rated to handle up to 20 watts of power, and can withstand temperatures up to 80°C. Moreover, it is fully RoHS compliant and UL listed for use in certain markets.

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