CR75-680KC

Fixed Inductors are components that have fixed inductance values that are not intended to bypass an AC current. The CR75-680KC is the perfect example of this type of inductor.

This CR75-680KC Inductor is designed for applications requiring low profile, high current handling capability and excellent resistance to thermal shock. It is a small, 0.625" x 0.375" surface mount, non-polarized, ceramic package with an internal shield. It has a maximum DC resistance of 560 mΩ and an inductance of 680 nH ±20%.

The primary application field of CR75-680KC is in power supplies and DC/DC converters for computer motherboards, mobile phones, and other communication devices. It is commonly used for switch mode power supply inductors, EMI applications, and other quality control applications. As a high current carrying component, the CR75-680KC can handle up to 7.5 A and is designed for a maximum operating temperature between -40°C to +125°C.

The working principle of CR75-680KC is based on the principles of inductance. When a current passes through an inductor, a magnetic field is created by the current as it sweeps across the component’s winding. This magnetic field captures energy from the current and stores it in the inductor. When the current is stopped, the stored energy is released, creating a voltage pulse that can be used for power conversion or other electronic needs. The CR75-680KC Inductor’s efficient energy capture and storage capabilities make it ideal for switching power supplies, voltage regulators, and other applications requiring repeated pulsing of current.

The CR75-680KC Inductor is one of the most popular inductors on the market today due to its small size, high current handling capability, and excellent thermal shock resistance. It is available in a wide range of sizes and inductance values, giving engineers a wide range of choices for their specific application needs. Its high value and efficient design make it perfect for any application looking to optimize performance or reduce energy costs.