RCR875DNP-561K

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Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors are a type of electrical component used in a wide variety of electronics, from radios and stereos to computer networks and audio systems. The RCR875DNP-561K is one such example of a fixed inductor. It needs to be connected in parallel with an appropriate input signal to convert alternating current (AC) power to direct current (DC) power. When doing so, a certain amount of energy is dissipated as the inductor effectively works like a resistor.

The RCR875DNP-561K uses ceramic material as its inductive core, which has good thermal stability, high accuracy and free from mechanical resonance. This inductor has an inductance value of 560 nanosteres. It is an integral member of a radio frequency (RF) system, where it can help reduce the amount of energy losses, and enhance the linearity, maximum frequency, dynamic range and power handling capacity of the system.

As an RF component, the RCR875DNP-561K has an impedance value of 56 ohms, and is capable of handling a rated direct current (DC) of up to 0.13 amperes. With a temperature range of -55 to +125 degrees Celsius, this inductor can operate efficiently within both low and high temperature environments. The RCR875DNP-561K utilizes an open magnetic field and a plastic housing to minimize the effect of the inductor’s impedance on the neighbouring components.

The working principle of a fixed inductor is relatively simple. When an AC signal is applied to the inductor, the inductor alternates between absorbing and releasing energy in a pattern known as the electromagnetic field. This electromagnetic field is created when the AC signal passes through the inductor’s ceramic core, and induces an opposing current within the wire itself. As the AC current passes through the inductor, the voltage across it also changes, so the amount of energy absorbed or released by the inductor is determined by the amount of opposition present. In another words, the inductor will oppose any change in the current when the voltage increases, and allow it when the voltage decreases.

The RCR875DNP-561K fixed inductor is often used in RF systems, and in conjunction with other components, such as capacitors, resistors, transistors and diodes, to form a complete electrical circuit. This inductor can also be utilized in the design of voltage-regulator circuits, where it helps to prevent unwanted current changes by limiting the amount of current in the circuit. With its excellent stability and efficiency, the RCR875DNP-561K fixed inductor is one of the most popular components in the electronics industry.

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