CW201212-R56J

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Fixed inductors are devices which measure electric current and, in their most basic form, contain an outer winding of strong, flexible wire that consists of many turns. The turns are known as inductance, and they create an electric force (or EMF) when a current passes through them, usually from an alternating current source, such as a power outlet. This force acts against any potential change in the current, known as impedance. Inductors are used for a variety of applications, including audio, low-frequency filters, and signal processing.

The CW201212-R56J is a high-performance, fixed inductor designed for telecommunications, industrial control, motor control, and power electronic applications. It is housed in a small, compact, circular package with a wide temperature range and a high switching frequency range (<500kHz). Its low-power consumption allows for cost-effective energy savings for high-volume applications. This inductor is also designed with dual-layer core construction to minimize thermal susceptibility and bearing noise, making it well-suited for switching and PLC (power line communication) applications.

The working principle of the CW201212-R56J is based on the fundamentals of electromagnetic induction. When an alternating current (AC) is applied to the inductor, it induces an electric force on the winding, which opposes any change in the current (known as impedance). This property gives the inductor its name, as the winding acts like an electromagnet, creating an electric field and stemming any potential disruption of current.

The winding of the CW201212-R56J contains multiple turns of heavy-duty metal. This creates a magnetic field which stores energy within the inductor and provides resistance to any changes in the current. As the current changes, the magnetic field also changes, and the resulting electromagnetic force opposes the change in the current, creating an inductive-resistive loop. This helps protect against voltage spikes or other disturbances in the current.

The CW201212-R56J features an optimized winding design which allows for high switching frequency and low power consumption, making it the ideal inductor for a number of applications. Its dual-layer core construction also helps to reduce thermal susceptibility and bearing noise, which are factors which must be taken into consideration for switch and PLC applications.

The CW201212-R56J fixed inductor is a reliable and cost-effective device for a range of telecommunications, motor control and industrial control applications. Its working principle is based on the fundamentals of electromagnetic induction, and its optimized winding design allows for high switching frequency and low power consumption. Its dual-layer core construction also helps to reduce thermal susceptibility and bearing noise, making it well-suited for high-volume applications.

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