CD75NP-680KC

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Fixed inductors, also known as inductors, are electrical devices which store and release energy in the form of magnetic fields. The CD75NP-680KC is a type of fixed inductor. It is one example of a surface-mounted device (SMD) component, meaning it is designed to be soldered directly onto a PCB without a leaded process.

The CD75NP-680KC is a low-profile, high-performance inductor. It has a very high quality factor, or "Q-factor", meaning it has a low amount of energy lost as heat, allowing increased efficiency in the system it is used in. This inductor is capable of carrying a maximum current of 680mA and having a maximum DC resistance of 0.8 ohms. It is also capable of operating at an ambient temperature of -40 to +85°C, meaning that it can be used in a range of applications without any issues.

The CD75NP-680KC can be used in a range of different applications, including high-frequency switching, power supplies, and other power circuits. In these applications, the inductor can be used to store and release energy, to filter out unwanted signals, and to provide electrical isolation in the circuit. It can also be used to provide impedance matching for electronic components.

The working principle of the CD75NP-680KC is based on the concept of inductance. Inductance is the ability of a coil of wire to resist the flow of electrical current when voltage is applied to it. This resistance is caused by the magnetic field created by the current flow, which opposes the flow of electrons. The CD75NP-680KC has a core made out of ferrite material, which is what gives it its high-performance and low-loss characteristics.

When voltage is applied to the CD75NP-680KC, it creates a magnetic field which acts to oppose the current flow and resist the flow of electrons. This resistance is known as inductive reactance and is measured in units of ohms. The higher the value of inductive reactance, the more current is limited by the inductor and the more effective the inductor is in filtering out unwanted signals.

The CD75NP-680KC is a highly efficient device which can be used in a range of applications. It has a low amount of energy loss, meaning it has a high Q-factor, and is capable of carrying a maximum current of 680mA. Its ferrite core also allows it to operate at a wide range of temperatures and provides efficient electrical isolation. This makes it a great choice for applications which require high-performance, low-loss, and reliable inductors.

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