CR75-100KC Inductors, Coils, Chokes

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Fixed inductors are electronic components consisting of a core wound with wire. These components are used to store energy in the form of a magnetic field by way of an electric current. The CR75-100KC is one such fixed inductor. It has a relatively wide range of applications used in a variety of electronic devices and products.

The basic working principle of a fixed inductor is to store energy in the form of a magnetic field generated by the electric current. As the current increases, the magnetic field created by the inductor will increase until it reaches its maximum capacity. At this point, the inductor is saturated and will no longer store energy. The release of the stored energy occurs when the current is reduced or stopped. This release of energy is responsible for the inductive kick-back which may occur when a circuit is turned off.

In the case of the CR75-100KC, apt applications are found in sub-notebooks, smart phones, and media players. Its resistance to current is up to 25.2 ohm and its peak current is 5.2 amperes. This comparatively large inductor operates from a wide range of temperatures, from -40 degrees Celsius to 85 degrees Celsius, allowing its use in a wide variety of environments, from desert heat to outdoors in the snow. The CR75-100KC can also handle loads of up to 150V, providing solid power to the circuit it is connected to, especially in significantly large appliances or heavy-duty equipment.

Apart from the CR75-100KC, other fixed and variable inductors are available in the market. Each of these inductors has their own unique specifications and applications so that they may be used for different types of circuits. Fixed inductors, like the CR75-100KC, are mainly used for low power, low frequency applications since they are designed with a fixed inductance and are not as responsive to changes in current. Variable inductors, however, can be used for both low power and high power applications, as they provide more flexibility in terms of their inductivity.

Although similar in concept, variable and fixed inductors differ significantly in their usage and application. Fixed inductors are cheaper to produce and more reliable in terms of their performance, whereas variable inductors offer greater versatility, specifically in the case of high power applications.Fixed inductors, like the CR75-100KC, can be used for low-power applications that require a good level of stability and durability, while variable inductors provide more flexibility in terms of current and applications.

In conclusion, fixed inductors such as the CR75-100KC offer a wide variety of applications for various electronic devices. They provide a reliable and stable source of power to the circuits they are connected to, offering excellent performance in a variety of applications. The basic working principle of a fixed inductor is to store energy in the form of a magnetic field generated by an electric current, and to release this energy when the current is reduced or stopped. Although more expensive than fixed inductors, variable inductors offer more versatility, especially in applications requiring higher power or current adjustment.

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