79F390K-TR-RC

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Fixed inductors are passive electronic components used to store or release energy in circuits. They are widely used in various applications, such as filtering, impedance transformations, and signal conditioning. One of the most popular fixed inductors on the market is the 79F390K-TR-RC, a high-quality line of devices with a wide range of applications.

The 79F390K-TR-RC is a radial-leaded, self-supporting, shielded power inductor with a core that can handle power ratings of up to 400W. This inductor is designed to offer high current capacity, low DC resistance, and high inductance values in order to deliver stable and consistent electrical performance. The 79F390K-TR-RC features a wide operating temperature range of -35°C to 125°C and meets the quality standards of both ENEC and UL.

The 79F390K-TR-RC is suitable for high switching frequency circuits, such as AC-DC converters for power supplies, chargers, medical and industrial applications. It is also a good option for DC-DC converters, computers, and power amplifiers. Thanks to its versatility, it can be used in various applications, including switching power supplies, telecommunication systems, motor drives, and portable electronics.

In terms of working principle, the 79F390K-TR-RC generates a magnetic field when a current passes through its coil. This field interacts with the stored energy that produces a voltage. Thus, it helps reduce and control the voltage fluctuations caused by any changes in input current. The 79F390K-TR-RC also acts as a filter, blocking harmful or unwanted frequencies, and as an impedance transformer, reducing the voltage amplitudes.

Overall, the 79F390K-TR-RC is an excellent choice for a wide range of applications due to its high current capacity, low DC resistance, and wide operating temperature range. It is a reliable device that is great for filtering, impedance transformations, and signal conditioning.

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