DC1390-823K

Fixed Inductors provide a variety of functions in electronics, such as filtering, impedance matching, energy storage and more. These inductors also efficiently transmit electric signals with minimal distortion. Generally, a fixed inductor consists of copper, iron powder and ferrite cores. Depending on the type of application, the inductor construction changes slightly to produce better electrical performance. The DC1390-823K Fixed Inductor is a perfect example of a high performance component.

DC1390-823K Application Field: The DC1390-823K fixed inductor is a 3-Pin smd type component which is used in various applications such as power supplies, choke coils, DC-DC converters, switching converters etc. It can be used for input/output filtering, electromagnetic interference attenuation and wave shaping. The inductance value of the DC1390-823K is 8.2uH with a tolerance of ±20%. The max allowable DC current is 900mA and its operating temperature range is between -40℃ to 105℃.

DC1390-823K Working Principle: The DC1390-823K works on the principle of inductance. When an electric current passes through a wire loop, it creates a magnetic field around it. This magnetic field induces a voltage which is proportional to the rate of change of current. The DC1390-823K has a finite inductance which is maintained by the iron core which follows the structure of the component. The size and shape of the inductor contributes significantly towards its performance characteristics. With its wide range of features, the DC1390-823K can be used in various applications.

Conclusion: The DC1390-823K Fixed Inductor is a versatile component which is suitable for a wide range of applications such as DC-DC converters, switch converters, power supplies, chokes and EMI filtering. It has a wide operating temperature range and its inductance value is 8.2uH ±20%. Its max allowable DC current is 900mA. With its excellent performance characteristics, the DC1390-823K is an ideal component for use in any electronics application.