FSR1013-123KL

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Fixed inductors can be used to store and release electrical energy in electric and electronic circuits. They are often used in conjunction with other components such as resistors, capacitors, transistors, and integrated circuits to create complex electronic circuits. The FSR1013-123KL is an example of a type of fixed inductor

The FSR1013-123KL is a radial leaded fixed inductor which is capable of providing a constant inductance under varying applied current. Radial leaded fixed inductors are characterized by the presence of an external lead frame with a wire or terminal leads protruding from the body of the inductor. These external leads may provide external connections to the inductor, such as for connecting to a circuit board, or for installation into a mounting bracket.

The FSR1013-123KL fixed inductor has a rated inductance of 12.3 mH, a rated direct current (DC) of 0.18A, and a resonance frequency of 1MHz. The maximum operating temperature of this inductor is 125°C. Its size is 21mm (L)x17.5mm (W) and its lead length is 8.5mm. The inductor is epoxy coated, making it resistant to environmental factors such as UV and corrosion.

The main application field of the FSR1013-123KL inductor is in power supplies and DC/DC converters, in which it is used to convert AC power to DC power. The inductor can also be used to reduce electrical noise by creating a frequency filter between power sources and outputs. The inductor is also used in switching power supplies, voltage regulators, power control circuits, and filter applications.

The working principle of a fixed inductor is based on the Faraday\'s Law of Induction, which states that when a current passes through a conductor, it generates an electromagnetic field. This field can induce a current in a nearby conductor. In the case of the FSR1013-123KL fixed inductor, the inductor is placed in a circuit with an AC or DC voltage source. When the voltage source is switched on, current flows through the inductor, generating a magnetic field. This field induces a voltage across the inductor, causing a current to flow through the circuit. This current then produces a magnetic field, generating a second voltage across the inductor. This alternating current is then used to power the circuit.

The FSR1013-123KL fixed inductor, with its versatile applications and working principle, is an essential component in a variety of electrical and electronic systems. The inductor can be used in power supplies and DC/DC converters, filter applications, switching power supplies, voltage regulators, and power control circuits. Additionally, its high performance and quality make it a reliable and cost-effective way to achieve the desired results.

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