ISC1210EB560J

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Fixed inductors are electrical engineering components used to store energy in magnetic fields. They are typically wound coils of insulated wire and are used to filter and/or regulate signals and power in circuits. There are a variety of types of inductors, each with its own application field and working principle.

The ISC1210EB560J is a molded wire-wound inductor, which has a variety of potential applications, including high frequency filter circuits and power line filters. This holderless inductor features a maximum impedance of 560Ω at 100MHz and a temperature range of -55 to +125°C. It also has a low DC resistance of 10Ω, a DC current of 4.4A, a saturation current of 6.9A, and a rated power of 0.9W.

The working principle of the ISC1210EB560J is based on Faraday’s Law of Electromagnetic Induction. This scientific law states that whenever an electrical current is passed through a conducting material, an electromotive force (EMF) is generated. The ISC1210EB560J exploits this principle to create an EMF when electric current passes through the device’s coils. This EMF opposes the flow of the original current, creating a magnetic field stored in the inductor and thus storing energy.

The ISC1210EB560J is a versatile wire-wound inductor designed for high-frequency applications. It is well suited for high-frequency filter circuits and power line filters, and is capable of producing a high maximum impedance at frequencies of up to 100MHz. Thanks to its low DC resistance and high power rating, the ISC1210EB560J is suitable for use in applications that require a high level of electrical current.

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