784775115 Inductors, Coils, Chokes

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A fixed inductor, also known as a choke, is an electronic device that stores electrical energy in the form of a magnetic field. The 784775115 is one type of fixed inductor with a specific application field and working principle. This article will provide an overview of both aspects.

Application Field

The 784775115 is most commonly used to block or limit the current in circuits where a specific current range is specified. This type of inductor is used in switch mode power supplies (SMPS), DC to DC converters, vehicle/battery charger circuits, low-loss audio amplifiers, high-speed logic circuits, EMI filters, and noise reduction applications. It is also found in power drivers, inverter circuits, and power-factor correction circuits.

Working Principle

An inductor is a passive electronic component that stores energy in the form of a magnetic field. The 784775115 is a fixed inductor meaning its inductance value does not change under conditions of different frequencies and applied voltages. fixed inductors use wire coils to store the energy, the 784775115 uses copper wire coils which are wired in series for higher inductance values.

When current passes through the copper wire, a magnetic field is created around it. This magnetic field creates a force that opposes the flow of the electrical current, and as a result, part of the electrical energy is stored in the form of the magnetic field. Depending on the type of 784775115 fixed inductor, the amount of energy stored will also vary. This property allows for specific current ranges to be blocked or limited in a circuit.

Conclusion

As a type of fixed inductor, the 784775115 has been designed to serve a specific application field with its own working principle. It is used to limit or block the current in circuits where a specific current range is specified. It works by creating a magnetic field that stores electrical energy and opposes the flow of the current, ultimately limiting or blocking it.

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