ELC-12E560L

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Fixed inductors are components made of coils of wire that have the ability to store energy. One example of such an inductor is the ELC-12E560L.

This particular inductor is made from an enamel coated copper wire, is rated at 560uH, and can withstand up to 630 volts. It is usually used in high speed switching circuits, radio frequency circuits, or in pulse applications.

The ELC-12E560L works on the principle of Faraday’s law of induction. The inductor consists of two loops consisting of coils of wire. One of these loops is called the primary coil and the other is called the secondary coil. When a current passes through the primary coil, a pulse of electromotive force is created which is then transferred to the secondary coil. As a result, a magnetic field is created and induces a current in the secondary coil.

The ELC-12E560L is used in a wide range of applications. In the automotive industry, it is used in electric fuel pumps, control modules, and voltage regulators. It is also used in medical equipment, power supplies, and electrical transformers. In the home, it is used in many consumer electronics, such as DVD players and digital cameras. The ELC-12E560L is also widely used in industrial applications such as inverters, start/stop induction motors, and solenoids.

The ELC-12E560L is a highly reliable inductor that is capable of storing energy in a very efficient manner. The use of an enamel-coated copper wire ensures that the inductor is durable and has a long life. Moreover, its ability to withstand up to 630 volts of current ensures that it is safe for use in high voltage applications. This, coupled with its wide range of potential applications, makes the ELC-12E560L a versatile and useful component.

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