RCR664DNP-390L

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Fixed inductors, also known as chokes, are a type of passive, electrical component that stores energy in an electromagnetic field. In their basic form, they are constructed of a conductor, such as copper, wrapped around a core. The core can be made of iron, ferrite, or air. In air core inductors, no core material is utilized. Fixed inductors are used in a variety of electrical and electronic circuits, such as those found in power supplies, audio equipment, amplifiers, and transmitters. They are also used as signal filtering components for eliminating noise, in high-frequency applications, and to provide AC-to-DC conversion.The RCR664DNP-390L fixed inductor is a type of air core inductor with a diameter of 10 mm and a height of 5.2 mm. It is constructed of a copper conductor with an electroplated tin-silver finish for added durability. The operating temperature range for the inductor is -40° to +125°C, and it has a current rating of 1.2A. It is rated at 390nH and has a maximum DC resistance of .08 ohms.The RCR664DNP-390L fixed inductor has a variety of applications. It is typically used in DC power supply circuits, signal filtering, and radiofrequency (RF) applications. In DC power supply circuits, the inductor provides a steady voltage to the circuits, even as the current varies. This provides more efficient utilization of power, and prevents sudden voltage drops. In signal filtering applications, the inductor is used to block out unwanted signals. This is important in audio applications, such as headphones and sound systems, to remove any interference that may occur. Finally, in RF applications, the inductor is used to create a radio frequency filter. This filter helps to reduce noise and enhance the clarity of the signal.The working principle of a fixed inductor is quite simple. The inductor is essentially just a wire that is wrapped around a core material. When current is applied to the inductor, a magnetic field is generated which stores electrical energy. This is referred to as inductance. As the current passes through the inductor, the magnetic field increases. This increase in inductance causes a voltage drop, which in turn reduces the current. The amount of current that is reduced is determined by the inductance of the inductor, which can be changed by varying the number of windings around the core.Fixed inductors are an important component in a variety of applications, providing a variety of benefits. The RCR664DNP-390L is a versatile fixed inductor with the ability to handle a variety of DC and RF applications. Its small form factor and low-profile design make it ideal for tight spaces, and its durability and temperature range make it suitable for use in extreme conditions. With its wide range of applications, the RCR664DNP-390L inductor is an excellent choice for a variety of circuit designs and needs.

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