5900-562-RC

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Fixed Inductors : 5900-562-RC application field and working principle

Inductors are components that store energy in magnetic fields. A fixed inductor, also called a chokes, is an inductor that features a fixed magnetic core.

Fixed inductors are used in a broad range of electronic circuits for a variety of purposes. The 5900-562-RC fixed inductor is commonly used in telecommunications, audio and high voltage applications, especially in the high frequency range.

This particular inductor is a 2.2 mH fixed inductor with a shielded drum core, rated at 500mA current for a nominal 3.3Ω. Depending on different applications, the inductor can be used in series or parallel applications.

The 5900-562-RC fixed inductor has high insulation and excellent Q values, making it ideal for isolation purposes. These components are also temperature stable and capable of operating at high temperatures, often up to 200 degrees Celsius.

From a technical point of view, the fixed inductor works by passing direct current (DC) through a coil of conductor, which is surrounded by a magnetic field. As current flows through the coil, it creates a magnetic field, which is intensified due to the presence of an iron core. This magnetic field stores some of the energy from the current and then releases it back into the circuit as a steady, alternating current.

The inductance of this particular inductor component can be considered as stable. This means that as the current flows through the component, it will reduce only slightly due to the resistance of the material and its manufacturing limitations.

The 5900-562-RC application field and working principle demonstrates the important role fixed inductors have in telecommunications, audio, and high-voltage applications. With its excellent insulation and stability, the 5900-562-RC inductor is an ideal choice for those applications.

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