48680C Inductors, Coils, Chokes

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Fixed inductors, also referred to as inductance (or just inductor), are electrical parts that are used to produce an induced electric current in an electrical circuit. They are fundamental parts of nearly all electronic equipment and have a variety of uses. One of the most common uses for fixed inductors is in the 48680C applications field.

The 48680C is a DC-DC converter, which means that it can convert a direct current from one voltage level to another. The 48680C is primarily used in applications such as computer monitors, television sets, and portable audio devices, where there is a need to adjust the voltage of the incoming current in order to provide power to the attached components.

In order to achieve this conversion, the 48680C uses a process known as inductive coupling. This process uses a fixed inductor to induce a current in the target device. To understand this process, it is important to understand how fixed inductors work.

Fixed inductors are electrical parts that consists of a coil (or lamination) of wire wrapped around a core. This core, also referred to as a magnetic core, is made of a material that can easily be magnetized and allow a magnetic field to be generated. During operation, an alternating current is passed through the coil of wire, creating a magnetic field around the core material. This magnetic field provides the necessary inductance (or induced current) to the target device.

Overall, fixed inductors are one of the most common components used in electronics, and the 48680C applications field is no exception. Their ability to convert a direct current from one voltage level to another makes them an invaluable part of digital electronics. They also have a variety of other uses, such as in audio filters, antenna amplifiers, and in magnetostrictive transducers.

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