78F561J-RC

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The 78F561J-RC is a fixed inductor specifically designed for a broad range of applications, including: electrochemical position shifting, power supply decoupling, power management, DC-DC conversion, and switching power supply. It is used to deliver electrical energy to the circuit components, and to provide a stable voltage source.

The 78F561J-RC offers an optimal combination of current rating (up to 700mA), inductance (up to 10mH) and size for the application field. The encapsulation design features an axial lead, a low-profile, and good thermal insulation. The cost effective, efficient design is suitable for both hand soldering and automatic (wave) soldering.

The 78F561J-RC works on the principle of Faraday’s law of inductance, which states that when a current is applied to a coil of wire, a magnetic field is created. This magnetic field in turn induces an opposing current and electromotive force (EMF) in the coil. By controlling the rate at which this EMF changes, the 78F561J-RC stores and releases electrical energy, thus stabilizing the voltage across the circuit components.

The maximum operating frequency of the 78F561J-RC is typically 100KHz, providing excellent high-frequency performance. This makes it suitable for a variety of high-frequency applications, from power management to switch-mode power supply configurations. Additionally, the 78F561J-RC features a low resistance, making it ideal for carrying high-current load.

The 78F561J-RC is designed to offer high performance and reliability in a wide variety of applications. Its low-impedance design ensures excellent high-frequency performance, while its axial lead offers easy installation. Its encapsulation also provides excellent thermal insulation, making it suitable for a broad range of environments. Overall, the 78F561J-RC is an ideal choice for a wide variety of applications, including electrochemical position shifting, power management, and DC-DC conversion.

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