5631-RC

Fixed inductors are widely used in electronic circuits and involve different types of components, such as resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors, etc. Among them, 5631-RC is one of the most important components.

5631-RC is a type of radial leaded, general purpose fixed inductor that is mainly used to create AC current in circuits. It adopts a round structural design with six terminals and a thickness of about 4mm. A great feature of 5631-RC is that it requires minimal space and provides maximum performance.

In general, 5631-RC inductor has three main applications. First, it can be used as a voltage or current source in many different circuits. This is because it has an iron-cornet core and can store a considerable amount of energy. Secondly, 5631-RC can also act as an AC filter, as it has great shielding capabilities. Lastly, it is also often used as part of a DC converter in circuits where AC voltage is needed.

The working principle of 5631-RC inductor is quite simple. When an AC current is applied to the winding, a magnetic field is formed around the core, and this magnetic field stores the energy. When the current is removed, the magnetic field collapses and the energy stored in it is released in the form of electricity. This process of storing and releasing energy creates an AC current in the circuit, thus creating a voltage or current source.

In conclusion, 5631-RC is a very important component for many electronic circuits, and its minimum space requirement and maximum performance make it even more valuable. With an iron-cornet core, it can store energy and release it when the current is removed. This enables it to act as a voltage or current source, an AC filter, or a DC converter.