SC3DF-470

Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors are electrical components that store energy in magnetic flux by controlling the amount of current in an electrical circuit. They are used in a variety of applications, from radio frequency (RF) amplifiers to automobiles. The SC3DF-470 inductor is a popular type of fixed inductor and is used in a variety of applications.

Application of SC3DF-470

The SC3DF-470 is a popular fixed inductor specifically designed for microwave and high-frequency applications such as RF amplifiers and antenna systems. It has a high Q factor, low inductance, high insulation resistance, and low capacitance. This makes it ideal for these types of applications and many more.

The SC3DF-470 is widely used in radio frequency (RF) applications and is suitable for a wide variety of frequencies, up to 30MHz. These inductors are frequently used in RF amplifiers and antenna systems. They are also used for impedance matching and low-pass filter instillation. In addition, these inductors are used in various types of power supplies, such as switching power supplies and DC/DC converters.

The SC3DF-470 has many additional benefits as well. It is highly reliable and has a wide temperature range of -40°C to +125°C, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor use. It also has a low DC resistance, which increases efficiency. Additionally, the inductor has a compact size, making it suitable for a wide variety of applications.

Working Principle of SC3DF-470

The SC3DF-470 operates on a basic principle in which an electrical current is passed through its windings. As the current passes through the inductor, it creates a magnetic field around the winding and stores energy in the form of magnetic flux. The amount of current in the winding determines the amount of magnetic flux that is created and stored.

The magnetic flux that is stored in the inductor is what enables it to resist unwanted changes in current. This is known as inductance. As the current through the inductor increases, more magnetic flux is created and stored, and the inductance of the inductor increases. As the current decreases, the magnetic flux and inductance decrease as well.

If the current through the inductor changes in the same direction, the rate of change will be delayed as the energy builds up in the magnetic field and is stored in the inductor. On the other hand, if the current changes in the opposite direction, the stored energy is released and dissipated and is no longer stored. This enables the inductor to act as a filter and help to block out unwanted signals.

The SC3DF-470 is designed to have a low inductance, high insulation resistance, and low capacitance, making it suitable for a wide variety of applications. The compact size also makes it easy to integrate into existing systems. The SC3DF-470 is a reliable and popular inductor, and is used in numerous applications.