5626

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Fixed Inductors

Inductors are passive electrical components that store energy in the form of a magnetic field. Inductors primarily serve to protect the components of a circuit from any major changes in voltage, as well as to filter out the electrical noise generated by transistors. Fixed inductors are essentially the basic, everyday type of inductor, and the 5626 series of fixed inductors is no exception.

The 5626 is a fixed inductor manufactured by TDK Corporation, a leading provider of electronic components and materials. It is composed of a ferrite core with copper coils, and is available in both through-hole and SMD mounting styles. The inductance range of the 5626 is from 1uH to 100uH, which makes it suitable for a wide range of applications.

The 5626 series of inductors comes with several features that make them a great choice for many applications. They have high current ratings, up to 11A, as well as a low DC resistance for minimal energy losses. Additionally, the 5626 boasts both frequency and temperature stability, both of which are valuable features for any electro-magnetic circuit.

For many engineers, the primary application of the 5626 series lies in its ability to suppress unwanted electronic signals. In this capacity the 5626 acts as an effective high-frequency filter, suppressing parasitic signals that can degrade the performance of a circuit. In addition, the 5626 can also be used for current-limiting purposes, i.e. to reduce the amount of current flowing through a circuit at a given time.

The 5626 also works well for RFID applications. Its low resistance and ability to filter out high-frequency signals make it a great choice for tag antennas and other types of RFID applications. Additionally, its ability to maintain a stable inductance over a broad range of frequencies makes it ideal for controlling the wireless signals used to power RFID tags.

The working principle of any inductor is fairly simple. When current passes through its coils, it creates a magnetic field. This magnetic field then reacts with the core material of the inductor, inducing a voltage. The resulting voltage is then used to exert an opposing force on the current, thus limiting its flow. This is why inductors are often used for current-limiting purposes.

In summary, the 5626 series of fixed inductors is a versatile component for many applications. It is composed of a ferrite core with copper coils for high performance, and provides features such as high current ratings and excellent temperature and frequency stability. Additionally, it is well-suited for use in RFID applications and for current-limiting, as well as for suppressing unwanted electronic signals.

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