RL875-102K-RC

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Fixed Inductors are electronic components that act as electrical filters, typically consisting of several windings of insulated copper wire wound around a core of magnetic material. The RL875-102K-RC is a type of Fixed Inductor, and has been designed for the purpose of providing electrical filters in specialized, high-demand applications.

The RL875-102K-RC is a high-power, electromagnetic inductor capable of operating in temperatures ranging from -40°C to +125°C. It is designed for DC input voltage up to 18V, with a rated inductance of 33.7µH. It can also manage a maximum ripple current of 5 amps. The product is available in a few different sizes optimized for different types of applications.

The RL875-102K-RC is often employed in consumer electronics such as portable CD players, computer systems, cellular phones, and battery chargers. It can also be used in industrial applications, such as welding machines, automotive applications, and in some medical devices. Additionally, it can be used in connection with printed circuit boards.

The main purpose of the RL875-102K-RC is to provide filtering and conditioning of the electrical signals in the circuits it is connected to. This is referred to as "signal conditioning". In operation, the inductor stores electrical energy in its magnetic core, which can be used to filter out or reduce noise and disturbances in the signal. This enables the device to signal accurate data and eliminates the need for additional filters.

The RL875-102K-RC works by building a magnetic field around its winding as a result of an alternating current being applied to it. This alternating current causes a back and forth motion of the current within the wire, which in turn generates a constantly changing magnetic field around the inductor. This magnetic field will reverse its polarity at the same rate of that of the current, causing the current to stay within the core of the inductor.

When a signal is applied to the inductor, the magnetic field surrounding it causes a reaction within the inductor. This reaction causes an opposing current, or "counter-current", to be created within the inductor, thus filtering the signal. This is known as the inductor\'s "working principle". All of this occurs at a fraction of the speed of the original signal, resulting in a reduced level of noise and interference.

The RL875-102K-RC is an ideal choice for high-power filters, providing a wide range of options and applications. Its ability to operate in temperatures ranging from -40°C to +125°C makes it suitable for use in many different environments. Its wide range of waveforms and operating frequencies allow for a high degree of signal flexibility, and its high ripple current handling capacity makes the inductor an excellent choice for high-power applications.

Overall, the RL875-102K-RC is an ideal solution for a variety of applications where high-power filtering and signal conditioning is required. It provides excellent performance, reliability, and a wide range of adjustable features to suit a variety of applications. As such, it has become increasingly common in consumer electronics, industrial applications, automotive applications, and medical devices.

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