5800-390-RC

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Fixed inductors are electric components that can store energy in the form of an electric field or a magnetic field. They are usually constructed using a coil of wire and a core material, such as ferrite, air, or powdered iron. The coil is energized by passing an electric current creating a magnetic field around it, while the core concentrates the magnetic field and increases the inductance of the system. The most common type of fixed inductor is the 5880-390-RC. It is ideal for applications that require high current handling capacity, good stability, and low resistance values. It is constructed of a copper coil wound on a rectangular-shaped core. The core is made of a non-magnetic steel material, and is encapsulated in epoxy for protection.

The purpose of this type of inductor is to control the current in a circuit. It does this by storing energy in the form of a magnetic field and using that energy to resist any changes in the circuit current. As current flows through the coil, it creates a magnetic field around it, and the core concentrates that field, increasing the inductance of the system. This resistance to current changes is called inductance.

The 5880-390-RC has a number of advantages over other types of inductors. It is resistant to vibrations and impacts, which makes it suitable for harsh operating environments. It also has good heat dissipation characteristics, allowing it to handle large amounts of current without getting too hot. Its compact size and low profile allows it to fit into tight spaces where other components may not fit.

The working principle of the 5880-390-RC fixed inductor is simple. When current flows through the coil, it induces a magnetic field in the core material, which in turn produces a voltage across the coil terminals. This voltage is measured and used to control the current flowing through the circuit. When the desired level of current is reached, the inductor will then maintain that current level, even in the presence of outside interference.

Fixed inductors like the 5880-390-RC are widely used in many electronic circuits, such as power supplies, amplifiers, and transformers. They are also used in motor drives, dc-dc converters, and many other applications. With its low profile design, good heat dissipation characteristics, and high current handling capacity, it is an excellent choice for these types of applications.

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