ELC-15E180

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Fixed inductors are valued for their ability to store energy within an electric circuit. The ELC-15E180, a fixed inductor coil, is widely used in power electronic applications. Its winding is made of enamelled copper wires that are insulated each other, allowing it to store higher levels of energy. 

The coil body is made of high-permeability, 25 gauge steel and has a DC resistance of 0.0005 ohms. It is resistant to temperature changes, vibrations, and shocks, making it an ideal choice for operation in harsh environments. Additionally, its high-level power handling capability makes it suitable for most power electronic applications including storage capacitors, voltage regulators, and DC-to-DC converters.

The ELC-15E180’s operating principle is based on Faraday’s law of induction. When an electric current passes through the wire windings, it forms a magnetic field around the coil. This magnetic field causes an electromotive or induced force in the form of an electric current to be generated in the second winding, which is then stored within the coil.

This induced force can be used to store energy in the form of electric current for later use. For example, this coil can be used to store current in applications such as light dimmers, switching systems, and power converters. In addition, the ELC-15E180 also has a wide range of applications in automotive, instrumentation, and audio-visual systems.

The ELC-15E180 is an energy-efficient and reliable fixed inductor coil that is suitable for a variety of power-electronic applications. Its efficient winding construction allows it to store higher levels of energy and its robust construction makes it suitable for operation in harsh conditions. Additionally, its Faraday’s law of induction operating principle makes it an ideal choice for applications that require storing and delivering current efficiently and reliably.

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