AISC-1206-56NJ-T

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Fixed inductors are electronic components used in circuits for storing electrical energy in the form of a magnetic field. AISC-1206-56NJ-T is a type of fixed inductor used to create a steady current in an AC or DC circuit. It is a through-hole style inductor, meaning it is designed to be mounted on a printed circuit board (PCB).

The AISC-1206-56NJ-T has an inductance of 56nH, Ohms, MAX Irms of 1.0A, and rated current of 3.0A. The devices are also designed to provide high saturation current, low AC resistance and excellent stability. It also has a high self-resonant frequency and low parasitic components, making it suitable for a wide range of applications, such as power converter, DC/DC converter, switched-mode power supply (SMPS) and power filtering.

The AISC-1206-56NJ-T is designed to be used in both AC and DC circuits, but it performs best in AC circuits. When used in an AC circuit, current is continuously flowing through the inductor while magnetically being stored in the magnetic fields of the inductor. As the current fluctuates, the flux in the magnetic field also changes, producing a voltage across the inductor. This voltage opposes the current, creating a back-EMF or reactive voltage. When the direction of the AC current changes within the inductor, this opposition of voltage helps to smooth out current flow. As a result, the inductor is able to maintain a steady current, thereby providing a steady voltage across the inductor.

The inductance of the AISC-1206-56NJ-T is 56nH. This inductance is important when determining the size of the inductor, as higher inductance requires more magnetic materials, which can increase the size of the inductor. The inductance also determines the amount of magnetic flux and the amount of back-EMF produced for a given current. The higher the inductance, the more voltage is produced for a given current, resulting in greater opposition to current flow.

The AISC-1206-56NJ-T is a popular choice for a range of applications due to its relatively small size, its high saturation current, and its ability to maintain a steady voltage across it. It is particularly suitable for AC circuits, as it is able to provide stable current and voltage levels for frequency applications. As such, it can be used in a range of electronic devices, such as power supplies, AC-to-DC converters, and power filters.

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