5800-392-RC

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Fixed Inductors

The 58 series 392 alternating current (RC) fixed inductor is a small form factor, two coil-in-one component that is commonly used in electronic assembly. With an inductance value range of 0.2 to 100 mH, the RC model is designed to reduce the amount of space needed for mounting. It also features two connecting pins on opposite sides of the device, allowing the user to connect to discrete components with ease.

Application Field and Working Principle

The 58 series 392 RC fixed inductor is mainly utilized as coupling, or ‘choke’, between two individual electronic components. This lays the groundwork for the entire circuit, as each component’s function is reliant on the other. With its small size, this component can be incorporated into the most intricate design, enabling the user to maintain, or even reduce, the overall area of the design.

At its core, the 58 series 392 RC fixed inductor functions like a resistor, allowing for current to pass through. However, unlike resistors, inductors also oppose any current changes that may occur. Impedance is the amount of opposition to current, and the 58 series 392 RC fixed inductor allows for a certain set amount of impedance. Once an inductor has been installed and allowed to constant impedance, it will then require far less power to complete the design.

The 58 series 392 RC fixed inductor also makes use of the principle of Faraday’s law of induction. This law tells us that when a conductor passes through a magnetic field, an electromotive force is produced in the conductor. This electromotive force in turn creates a current in the form of a voltage in the coil of the inductor. This voltage can then be calculated and used to control other areas of the design.

The 58 series 392 RC fixed inductor is also able to minimize the amount of power dissipation in the overall design. By preventing the current from experiencing harsh changes, the inductor reduces the dissipation loss, allowing the device to use much less power to perform the same task as without it. This lends itself to a much more energy efficient circuit, saving time and money in the long run.

One final application of the 58 series 392 RC fixed inductor is its ability to filter out any alternating current or RF signals. This is achieved by having the inductor oppose sudden changes in current, thus preventing the device from being overloaded. This added protection helps ensure the device’s overall longevity, as well as providing the user with the necessary peace of mind.

In conclusion, the 58 series 392 RC fixed inductor is the ideal component for small to large electronic circuits. With its ideal size and function, this device allows designers to confidently reduce the overall design’s size, while improving its energy efficiency. The 58 series 392 RC fixed inductor also features a simple and fast installation process, making it the perfect addition to any design team.

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