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Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors are used in a variety of applications and have been a staple of the electronic industry for decades. They are often used to store energy, regulate current, and form impedances. A fixed inductor is often constructed using a core, which is typically a loop of conducting material, which is usually wound with a few turns of wire and is insulated from electrical interference. The core and wire combination form an inductor.

6000-120K-RC Application Field

The 6000-120K-RC is a type of fixed inductor that is used in many electronic applications. It is a small, high-performance inductor designed to deliver high-current ripple and fast rise/fall times. Common applications include DC motors, power supplies, audio amplifiers, and switching power supplies.

Work Principle

A fixed inductor works by storing energy in the form of a magnetic field. When current passes through the loop of the inductor, it creates a magnetic field which is proportional to the current. This field is used to store energy which can be released later. This energy can be used to regulate current, adjust impedance levels, or provide feedback in switching power supplies.

Conclusion

The 6000-120K-RC inductor is a type of fixed inductor, used in a variety of electronic applications. It is a reliable, high-performance component designed to handle high current and fast rise/fall times. The inductor works by creating a magnetic field when current passes through its loop, which stores energy which can be used to regulate current, adjust impedance, or provide feedback.

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