ELC-12E681L

DC Resistance (DCR):	610 mOhm
Height - Seated (Max):	0.768" (19.50mm)
Size / Dimension:	0.531" Dia (13.50mm)
Supplier Device Package:	--
Package / Case:	Radial
Mounting Type:	Through Hole
Inductance Frequency - Test:	10kHz
Operating Temperature:	--
Ratings:	--
Frequency - Self Resonant:	--
Q @ Freq:	--
Series:	12E
Shielding:	Shielded
Current - Saturation:	--
Current Rating:	520mA
Tolerance:	±10%
Inductance:	680µH
Material - Core:	--
Type:	Wirewound
Part Status:	Active
Packaging:	Bulk

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Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors, a type of reactive electronic components, are used in the electronic circuits of many devices to isolate, store, and filter, among other applications. A specific type of fixed inductor is the ELC-12E681L inductor. This inductor comprises a ferrite core with a wire coil wound around it. The coil is wound on the ferrite core in such a way that, when an alternating current (AC) is conducted through the coil, a voltage is induced across the coil. Thus, the inductor works as an electrical transformer, where electrical energy is converted from one form to another.In simpler terms, the ELC-12E681L fixed inductor functions as a link between two electric circuits. Through inductive coupling, one electrical circuit induces a voltage across the coil, resulting in an electric current in the other circuit. This current is, in effect, stored in the form of magnetic flux within the core of the inductor, which then induces a voltage in the coil, creating a cycle that continues as long as the current flows.The principal applications of the ELC-12E681L fixed inductor are to be found mainly in the fields of automatic controls, power supplies, AC motors, and AC alternators. Due to the inductor\'s ability to control electric currents in controlled environments, it is used in numerous devices such as AC/DC converters, power electronics, AC/DC regulators, amplifiers, and sound systems. Many of these devices depend on fixed inductors to achieve certain properties such as low noise, high power, and variable speed control.In AC/DC converters, the ELC-12E681L fixed inductor operates as a converter that transfers AC to DC, commonly referred to as the rectifying effect. In this application, the inductor constrains the alternating current and creates a resistive opposition in the flow of the electric current. This phenomenon is used to reduce the alternating current to a level of unidirectional flow, resulting in the desired DC current.In AC/DC regulators, the ELC-12E681L fixed inductor is used to maintain the output voltage of the circuit at a specific level. By creating a limiter for the amplitude of the current, the inductor regulates the AC input pressure so that it can be converted to a DC output. The inductor then permits an approximate level of current to pass the circuit, while regulating the output current to a level that is predetermined by its electrical properties.The ELC-12E681L fixed inductor also acts as an isolator in AC power supplies. It is used to interrupt the current between two points in a circuit, acting as a low-pass filter by blocking any high frequency signals and allowing the low-frequency ones to pass. In this way, it eliminates any potential electric noise or interference between two circuits, thereby allowing a clean power supply.Lastly, the ELC-12E681L fixed inductor plays a vital role in AC motors and AC alternators. At the core of both of these devices is the same principle of inductance, where a changing magnetic field induces an electric current. By using the inductor in this technology, a stable, continuous, and cyclical flow of current is maintained, since the inductor’s properties are designed to resist any significant interference. This is necessary for the smooth and consistent transmission of electricity, which is essential for this industry.In summary, the ELC-12E681L fixed inductor is an integral component of many electronic devices and technologies. By allowing current to flow and shaping its amplitude, the inductor acts as a mediator between AC and DC, a regulator of output voltage, and an isolator of electric signals. Its ability to modulate electrical energy helps to create robust and reliable power systems, excellent sound systems, and strong motors that are used in countless applications around the world.

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