5400R-566K

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Fixed inductors, also known as inductors, are electric components designed to introduce inductance to a circuit. They are in the form of an inductive coil, typically made of copper wire wrapped around a magnetic core. Fixed inductors are used extensively in communications, industrial control, instrumentation, lighting, power supplies, and other applications. This article focuses on the application field and working principle of the 5400R-566K Inductor.

Fixed inductors are available in different types and sizes, designed for a variety of applications. The 5400R-566K is an inductor with a wide range of uses in a variety of frequencies. This model features a winding size of 4.0mm x 5.6mm, a maximum current rating of 1.8A, and a typical inductance value of 1.8uH. In addition, it features a maximum DC resistance of 0.010Ω, an operating temperature range of -40°C to 85°C, and a saturation current of 2.4A.

One of the most common applications of fixed inductors is the filtering of high frequency RF signals. The 5400R-566K model can be used in digital audio systems, wireless receivers, and other applications where filtering of RF signals is required. Its operating frequency range of 100kHz to 2GHz makes it suitable for use in these types of applications. In addition, it is ideal for use in printed circuit boards as it is small and has a low profile.

The 5400R-566K also has a wide range of uses in power converters. Its high DCR and small profile make it suitable for use in low-power circuit design, such as DC-DC converters. Its maximum current rating of 1.8A makes it ideal for use in high-current applications, such as switching power supplies. In addition, its saturation current of 2.4A makes it suitable for use in current-mode control systems.

The working principle of fixed inductors is based on Faraday’s Law of Induction. This law states that when a conductor is placed in a changing magnetic field, a current is induced in the conductor. Fixed inductors use this principle by creating a magnetic field around a winding of wire, in which case the current is induced in the wire. This current, known as inductive reactance, creates a resistance to changes in current and voltage, which is why fixed inductors are used for filtering and impedance matching.

In summary, the 5400R-566K fixed inductor is a small and low-profile model that has a wide range of applications. It is ideal for use in RF signal filtering, power converters, and current-mode control systems. Its working principle is based on Faraday’s Law of Induction, in which a current is induced in a conductor when placed in a changing magnetic field. This current creates a resistance to changes in current and voltage, making fixed inductors useful in filtering and impedance matching.

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