ELC-10E390L

ELC-10E390L application field and working principle

Introduction

ELC-10E390L is one of the most widely used types of fixed inductor in the electronic communication and power supply industry. The common feature of these inductors is that they are usually fixed and have metal core enclosed in an air frame.

Application Fields

ELC-10E390L fixed inductors are used in a wide range of electronic communication and power supply applications. Generally speaking, they can be used for switching power supplies, LED drivers, and other voltage regulating and filtering applications. Due to their high current carrying capacity, they are also commonly used as power circuits in motor control and radiating electric fields.

They are also commonly used in cable based communication systems, such as wired or radio frequency (RF) transmission. These inductors help to maintain the desired level of signal quality while transmitting power and data over a long distance. They are also often used to couple audio signals between amplifier stages, filter noise and suppress harmonics.

ELC-10E390L fixed inductors can also be used for smooth motor control and stabilizing voltage in power conversion circuits. They also have superior thermal stability, low resistance, and wide temperature range.

Working Principle

ELC-10E390L fixed inductors work on the principle of electromagnetic induction. An alternating current passing through the copper windings of an inductor produces an alternating flux which is linked with the inductor. This flux induces a voltage in the inductor which is proportional to the rate of change of current in the inductor. As a result, the current is stable.

The energy stored in the magnetic field of the inductor is given by the equation: E = 0.5 * Li². In the case of an ELC-10E390L fixed inductor, this energy is dissipated in the form of heat. The heat generated by the device is proportional to the load on the device, which is in turn regulated by the current or voltage passing through the inductor.

Conclusion

ELC-10E390L is a type of fixed inductor commonly used in various electronic communication and power supply applications. It operates on the principle of electromagnetic induction where current produces an alternating flux that induces a voltage in the inductor. As result, the current is stabilized. ELC-10E390L fixed inductors are also renowned for their high current carrying capacity, thermal stability, low resistance and wide temperature range.