6000-820K-RC

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Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors are probably not something you think about on a daily basis, but they are involved in a lot of technology. In particular, they are used widely in the electronics industry for an array of functions, from creating high-frequency filters to storing energy for later release.

A fixed inductor consists of two major parts, the inductor and its housing. The inductor is an essential part of the circuit, usually acting as a transformer that gives the circuit a consistent power supply. The inductor contains coils of wire that store a magnetic field. When a current passes through the coils of wire, what is known as the "self-inductance" effect causes the flow of electric current to create a magnetic field around the inductor.

The housing is designed to protect the inductor as well as to provide an effective means of mounting the inductor. Some housings even provide ventilation or cooling capabilities. The shape of the housing and the type of material of construction selected for it depend largely on the application, such as size, environment, and frequency range. Nowadays, most inductors use ferrite cores with copper-wire windings.

6000-820K-RC Application Field and Working Principle

6000-820K-RC is a model of fixed inductor. It can be used in multiple application fields such as TV sets, radios, CD players, audio equipment, digital set-top boxes, and digital toys. It is also an ideal choice for medical equipment, modems, telecommunications products, and military applications.

6000-820K-RC offers a wide range of frequencies working from radio frequencies to microwave frequencies. It is rated at 10 VDC and has a minimum inductance of 13.2 mH. Its low resistance provides excellent power transfer characteristics. Additionally, it offers a wide operating temperature range of between –25°C and 70°C.

In terms of functionality, this fixed inductor measures the voltage difference across its terminals and changes the flux content accordingly to produce a constant voltage, making it suitable for use in both regulated and nonregulated circuits. Moreover, its flux transforming capabilities allow it to reduce electrical switching noise produced by other components in the circuit.

The inductor is designed to work with a variety of loads safely. It is designed to withstand rugged working conditions and is suitable for applications that require extremely high reliability. Additionally, this inductor is built to adhere to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 international standards, making it an ideal solution for industries that require high-quality products.

Overall, the 6000-820K-RC is a reliable, dependable, and powerful choice in inductors that is suitable for a wide variety of applications.

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