PCMC063T-1R5MN

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• Fixed Inductors: PCMC063T-1R5MN capacitors
• Inductors, also known as coils or chokes, are electrical components used to store energy in the form of a magnetic field. They are most often used to filter out high frequencies in AC signals. A PCMC063T-1R5MN inductor is a ceramic device with a ferrite core and an encapsulated wire coil that is designed to filter high frequencies in AC signals.
• Application Fields
• PCMC063T-1R5MN inductors are commonly used in a variety of applications, such as telecommunications, computers, and audio/visual equipment. They are used in the power supply section of electronic devices to filter out high frequency noise. PCMC063T-1R5MN inductors are also used in RF devices such as CB radios and Wi-Fi routers.
• Working Principle
• An inductor is an electrical component that works by storing electrical energy in the form of a magnetic field. The current flowing through the inductor creates this magnetic field. When the current is stopped, the magnetic field collapses and generates an opposing current, which is then dissipated in the form of heat. This is known as back EMF. PCMC063T-1R5MN inductors use this principle to filter out high frequency noise in AC signals.
• When AC voltage is applied to the device, the coil acts as an electromagnetic filter to reduce higher frequency signals. This filtering process is known as inductance, where the coil acts as an inductive reactance, or an AC resistance, to high frequency signals. It can also store a small amount of energy in the form of a magnetic field, which can be released when needed.
• The PCMC063T-1R5MN inductor is designed to filter out high frequency signals in the signal path. It is used in power supplies, audio/visual equipment, and other electronic devices where high frequency noise must be minimized for proper operation.

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