Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors, sometimes referred to as choke coils, are generally composed of a coil of wire wound around a ferrite core or some other magnetic material to control the magnetic field it forms when energized. The RL895-473K-RC is a fixed inductor, and has a wide variety of applications. It is used in power supplies, inverters, speakers, electric motors, and other electronic equipment.

Working Principle

The RL895-473K-RC fixed inductor is designed to provide a reliable source of energy when energized. As electrical current passes through the coil, a magnetic field is created around the winding. This magnetic field will pull the winding and core together, creating a strong magnetic field, which is essentially a form of “electromagnetic energy”. This energy is then used to create an electrical output.

The strength of the magnetic field and its intensity is determined by the number of coils, the size of the core material, and the amount of current passing through the coil. As the amount of current increases, the magnetic field intensity increases along with it. This makes the inductor suitable for pulse-width modulation applications, where a varying magnetic field is needed to produce an electrical output.

Applications

Fixed inductors are used in a variety of applications. They are used in power supplies to help regulate the voltage that is sent to other components, as well as in applications where an inductive kick-back voltage is needed to complete a circuit. They are also used in speakers, electric motors, and other electronic circuits for providing an effective energy source.

The RL895-473K-RC is also used in inverters, where it converts immediate electrical energy into alternating current. This is especially useful for low-power applications, where the inverter can provide the necessary voltage without the need for a large power supply. In addition, this inductor is capable of producing high currents when its magnetic field is energized.

The RL895-473K-RC can also be used for transformer applications, where it can be used to create a step-down or step-up conversion. This inductor can also be used in pulse-controlled circuits, where its varying magnetic field can be used to produce different levels of voltage.

Conclusion

The RL895-473K-RC fixed inductor has a wide variety of applications. It is used in power supplies, inverters, speakers, electric motors, and other electronic equipment. Its ability to produce a variable magnetic field makes it suitable for pulse-width modulation applications and transformer conversions.