ELC-15E271

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Fixed inductors (ELC-15E271) are components that are used to store energy in the form of a magnetic field. They are typically composed of two conducting coils of wire that are wrapped in a non-conductive outer material, such as plastic, ferrite or iron. Fixed inductors are also commonly referred to as fuses and are widely used in electrical circuits to store power or protect components from current spikes or surges.

The principle behind fixed inductors (ELC-15E271) is that when the two conductive coils are energized, a magnetic field is created, which stores electrical energy. This stored energy can then be used to either reduce the flow of electrical current or as a buffer for high-frequency energy. In the latter application, the inductor acts to absorb the energy, thus protecting sensitive components, such as computer chips, from damage.

ELC-15E271 is one type of fixed inductor. It\'s designed in a variety of sizes ranging from 0.1uH to 47uH. It has a rated current of 2.1A and it can handle up to 3A of peak current without heating up the windings. ELC-15E271 also has a high inductance tolerance of +/- 20%. This means that the actual value of the inductance may vary between 80% and 120% of the nominal value.

ELC-15E271 can be found in a variety of applications including audio amplifiers, power supplies, high-voltage circuits, RF amplifiers, and RF filters. It is also used in medical electronics, telecommunications, industrial motor control circuits, and energy management systems. It can also serve as an AC current limiter, allowing a circuit to operate safely and reliably in high-voltage applications.

The working principle of the ELC-15E271 fixed inductor is simple but effective. When connected to a power source, the two coils are energized, creating a magnetic field which stores electrical energy. When the current passes through the inductor, it is subjected to the magnetic field and experiences a voltage drop, resulting in an increase in the impedance of the circuit. This increase in impedance is what is used to limit the current in high-voltage applications.

In general, fixed inductors are essential components in almost all electronic devices and appliances. They are used to store energy, protect components, reduce noise, and regulate the flow of current in high-voltage applications. As such, the ELC-15E271 fixed inductor is an extremely versatile component that can be used in a wide range of applications.

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