ELC11D682F

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Fixed Inductors

An inductor is a type of passive electrical component that stores electrical energy in an electromagnetic field when electric current passes through it. A fixed inductor, sometimes referred to as a static inductor, is an inductor that has a constant inductance value over a wide range of applied voltages. The ELC11D682F fixed inductor is an example of a fixed inductor. It is a ceramic, surface-mountable component that is used in a wide range of applications.

ELC11D682F Application Field

The ELC11D682F fixed inductor is used in a variety of applications including analog circuits, pulse circuits, RF circuits, switching circuits, and more. The component is also used in power converters, high-frequency circuits, high-frequency filtering, ESD protection circuits, high-frequency power circuits, and more. Its wide range of application fields makes it an ideal choice for many electronics applications.

ELC11D682F Working Principle

The working principle behind the ELC11D682F fixed inductor is relatively simple. When electric current passes through the inductor, it creates a magnetic field. This magnetic field then induces a voltage in the inductor, which, in turn, creates an electromotive force. The amount of voltage induced by the magnetic field depends on the amount of current passing through the inductor. The ELC11D682F can handle up to 400mA of current, which makes it suitable for most electronics applications.

Conclusion

The ELC11D682F fixed inductor is an ideal component for a wide range of electronics applications. It is a surface-mountable ceramic component that can handle up to 400mA of current. Its wide range of application fields and simple working principle make it an ideal choice for many electronics applications.

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