70F563AI-RC

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Fixed inductors are passive circuit elements that usually consist of a coil or multiple coils of wire. They are used for storing electrical energy in the form of a magnetic field. The inductances of an inductor can be varied to change the frequencies of oscillators, provide signal isolation, and filter out harmonics from other signals.

The 70F563AI-RC is a surface mount fixed inductor with a maximum operating temperature of 130° C. This inductor is manufactured using a high-precision surface-mount technology, which provides low parasitic inductance, low ESL, and high SRF values. Thanks to its high Q values and low DC resistance, this inductor has a relatively high self-resonance frequency and can be used in high frequency switching power circuit applications.

The 70F563AI-RC is designed to filter harmonics in a variety of DC-DC converters, switching power supplies, switching regulators, and general-purpose inductive applications. It has a maximum inductance of 0.56uH and a maximum current rating of 2.77A. It is excellent for high-current switching regulator applications requiring small currents and low resistor values.

The working principle of the 70F563AI-RC is simple. When current is applied to the inductor, an electromagnetic field is created which opposes any changes in the current. The energy stored in this field is then released back into the circuit, maintaining the current level. This allows the inductor to act as a filter, smoothing out the ripple in the DC current.

The 70F563AI-RC is a high-performance, low-cost inductor that is suitable for use in a variety of applications. Its high self-resonance frequency and low DC resistance make it ideal for switching power circuits, and its low parasitic inductance makes it suitable for high-frequency applications. Its wide range of inductance options make it a versatile solution for any design.

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