5800-103-RC

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Fixed inductors, also known as fixed chokes and fixed reactors, are devices that store electrical energy through magnetic induction. The 5800-103-RC clip inductor is mainly used in various switch mode power supplies to limit the current supplied by the transformer or rectifier and to reduce the impact of line noise and EMI. In the circuit, the inductor acts as an energy storage element in the power converter between the rectifier and the output stage.

The 5800-103-RC clip inductor consists of a ferrite core in the shape of a ring with two high permeability legs that are connected by two or more windings. The windings of this type of inductor are usually made of copper, and the core of the coil is made of magnetic, or an iron-induced ferrite material. This type of core allows the coil to store significant amounts of energy.

In electric circuits, fixed inductors function as components that help reduce the amplitude of the current when the voltage is constant. When rapid changes in current occur, such as when a transistor is turned on or off, fixed inductors help filter, reduce, and channel the energy into the circuit. This helps protect electronic components from abrupt current changes.

The 5800-103-RC clip inductor uses one or two magnetic cores. When two cores are used, one of them is ferrite, while the other has a copper wire winding. The arrangement of the two cores and the number of turns of the copper wire determine the inductance value of the component. The current-voltage characteristic of the 5800-103-RC clip inductor is similar to that of a resistor.

Due to its construction, the inductor acts as an energy storage element, and it absorbs and releases energy during different parts of the working cycle. The 5800-103-RC clip inductor behaves in accordance to Lenz’s law, whereby an electromotive force (EMF) is induced in it when the magnetic field around it is changing. The EMF created in the circuit by this induced voltage is proportional to the change in the magnetic flux. This relationship is used to calculate the inductance of the component.

In addition, the 5800-103-RC clip inductor is also used to create a network of transformers and capacitors to form a part of an electric circuit, helping to reduce the amplitude levels of the voltage or current in the circuit, and thus, reduce the possibility of electrical interference from nearby sources. It can also be used as an impedance element in an RF circuit.

Overall, the 5800-103-RC clip inductor is an indispensable component that helps limit the current in electronic circuits and prevent big surges and variations in electricity. It is widely used in switch mode power supplies, allowing engineers to adjust the output voltage and current behavior of the circuit, as well as improve the reliability and reduce the size of the system.

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