SC104-560

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Fixed inductors are an important part of many electronic circuits, and SC104-560 is one of the most popular inductors in this category. It is a four-layer wire wound, radially-leading inductor, designed for use in switching power supplies. It has a wide range of applications, such as EMI suppression, DC/DC converter, DC/DC Buck/Boost, AC/DC converter, and others. The main features of this type of inductor are its low cost, small size, and low DCR (maximum inductance).

SC104-560 inductors are mainly used in power applications because of its high current rating and stability over temperature and line voltage changes. Its current rating ranges from 5A to 13A, depending on the size of the inductor. They are also largely used in high-frequency circuits, where the energy storage requirements are more stringent than in power applications. The various sizes of these inductors range from 3.2mm to 13mm in outer diameter and 0.8mm to 3.6mm in height.

The working principle of SC104-560 inductors is simple yet effective. It consists of two coils, placed in a magnetic field created by a permanent magnet. The winding of the coils creates a magnetic field, which is stored in the core of the inductor. This magnetic field is then able to produce an impedance whenever current flows through the coils. The greater the current flowing through the coils, the greater the impedance generated. It is this property that makes the inductor so useful in power applications, as it enables them to regulate the current levels in the circuit.

The main advantage of the SC104-560 inductor is its low cost and high-efficiency rating. Its small size also makes it ideal for use in designs requiring high efficiency and low volumetric floor space. With its wide range of applications and its high efficiency, it is no surprise that the SC104-560 is one of the most popular inductors available today.

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