RL875S-390L

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Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors are commonly used in electronic circuits to provide the necessary inductance for various types of applications. They consist of a single coil of wire which is wound on a core material (usually a ferrous alloy) and usually have an iron core of some form. The iron core enables the coil to produce a magnetic field, which is used to induce a current into a circuit. Generally, these inductors can be classified into two types; radial-leaded and axial-leaded types.

RL875S-390L Application Field and Working Principle

The RL875S-390L fixed inductor is a type of axial-leaded inductor. It has a low profile, ceramic-shielded body and a ferrite core. It can be used in variety of applications including power and data lines, input/output stages, current limiting, and voltage amplification for telecom and other high frequency applications. A unique feature of this inductor is its two-color construction; one layer is yellow and the other is white, making it more visible and easier to identify.

The working principle of this inductor is quite simple. When a current is applied to the inductor, an electromagnetic field is produced. This magnetic field will then induce an electrical current in the surrounding conductive material, such as a wire or circuit board. The induced current can then be used in a variety of different applications, such as limiting the current in an AC circuit, amplifying a signal, or powering an electronic device.

In terms of its physical construction, the RL875S-390L has a ceramic core, which helps to reduce peak inductance and reduce the amount of noise generated by the inductor. The ferrite core also helps to increase the current carrying capacity of the inductor. Additionally, the two-color construction helps to improve the visibility and make it easier to identify the component in mixed circuitry.

Overall, the RL875S-390L fixed inductor is a good choice for high frequency applications, due to its low profile, ceramic-shielded body, ferrite core, and two-color construction which make it easier to identify in mixed circuitry. It is also very reliable and can be used for a wide variety of applications such as current limiting, voltage amplification, and data and power lines.

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