RCH1216BNP-560K

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Fixed inductors are electronic components that store energy in the form of a magnetic field when an electric current passes through them. The RCH1216BNP-560K is a type of fixed inductor that is designed for higher performance and reliability. It is generally used in power systems, switching power supplies, and in other high frequency applications.

The RCH1216BNP-560K is a surface-mount inductor that consists of a ferrite magnetic core wound with copper and aluminum wire. Its core size is 12mm x 16mm and the inductance range is from 4.7UH to 1.2mH. The rated current is between 0.58A to 7.1A. It has a resistance range of 0.05Ω to 370mΩ.

The working principle of the RCH1216BNP-560K is simple. When an electric current passes through the inductor, the magnetic field that is created stores energy. The stored energy causes a voltage to be generated across the inductor and is inversely proportional to the rate of change of current through the inductor. This voltage opposes the current and is known as inductive reactance. In other words, when a current tries to increase, the voltage generated by the inductor opposes it and reduces or limits the current.

Due to its high performance and reliability, the RCH1216BNP-560K is widely used in power systems, switching power supplies, and in other high frequency applications. It stands up to the demands imposed by higher frequencies to provide better circuit performance. In addition, it is a cost effective solution for DC/DC converters, switching regulators, clock oscillators, and general switching circuits.

In summary, the RCH1216BNP-560K fixed inductor is a high performance and reliable device that is used in power systems, switching power supplies, and in other high frequency applications. It is designed with a ferrite magnetic core and consists of copper and aluminum winding. The working principle is based on the creation of a magnetic field when an electric current passes through the inductor, which causes a voltage to be generated that opposes the current flow. The cost-effectiveness of this component makes it popular for DC/DC converters, switching regulators, clock oscillators, and general switching circuits.

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