5900-223-RC

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Fixed Inductors

5900-223-RC is a fixed inductor, an electronic component designed to resist the flow of electric current. It consists of a tightly wound continuous wire loop or coil. The number of turns, or loops, in the coil, along with the material of the wire and the size of the coil, determines the amount of current it takes to reach a certain inductance.

Application Field

The 5900-223-RC can be used in a variety of applications, such as audio equipment, computers, and many other household appliances. It is flexible and highly reliable. It provides high levels of inductance and can withstand voltages up to 250 volts. It also can regulate the flow of current, particularly when dealing with short pulses. This makes it especially suitable for power circuits with a high frequency, or high inductance, of operation.

Working Principle

Inductors work by utilizing the property of inductance, which is the ability of the wire loop to resist changes in the flow of electric current. The inductor increases the resistance to the flow of current when the voltage across its terminals increases, thereby causing the current to decrease. The decrease in current occurs because the more intense the electric field, the higher the speed of electrons, which causes an increase in inductive reactance, thus making the inductor more resistant to an increase in the flow of current.

When the voltage across the inductor is decreased, the frequency of the current decreases and the inductive reactance also decreases. This makes the device less resistant to the flow of current and allows more current to pass, thus increasing the voltage across the inductor\'s terminals and regulating the flow of current.

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