SC52-1R2

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Fixed Inductors, such as the SC52-1R2, are electrical components that are used to store and direct the flow of electric current. An inductor is made up of a coil of wire that has been wrapped to create a cylindrical shape. The inductor works by creating a magnetic field around itself when electricity passes through it. This field creates a varying magnetic field which will induce a current to flow in the opposite direction. This property of inductors to create magnetic fields is called self-inductance.

The SC52-1R2, a type of fixed inductor, is a high value, fixed-inductor designed for applications that require high-frequency frequencies. It has a remarkably low inductance of 1.2 uH and a DCR of no more than 0.35 ohms, making it suitable for use in high-frequency circuits. The SC52-1R2 is built from solid copper and offers excellent stability and maximum current handling. The unit\'s construction also enables the inductor to dissipate heat efficiently and help prevent damage or stress from electrical overloading.

In terms of its application field, the SC52-1R2 can be used in a variety of applications, including signal processing, communications, and power conversion and switching. The inductor can be used in power smoothing circuits, such as in power inverters and DC-DC converters, and in filters for high-frequency radio signals. It can also be used in tuned circuits, oscillators, and amplifiers, as well as for resonant inverters. The SC52-1R2 is also compatible with a wide range of capacitors, such as ceramic capacitors, tantalum capacitors, or electrolytic capacitors.

When it comes to its working principle, the SC52-1R2 creates a magnetic flux when it is connected to a power source. When an AC voltage is applied, a current will be induced in the inductor’s coil. This current is then stored within the coil of wire, creating a magnetic field that resists any sudden changes in the current. When the AC voltage is removed, the current stored in the coil dissipates and the magnetic field collapses, causing a rapid decrease in the current. The rapid build-up and collapse of the magnetic field can suppress voltage spikes and reduce the amount of voltage ripple present in a signal.

The SC52-1R2 is the perfect choice when it comes to high-frequency induction and noise suppression. Its high inductance and low internal resistance make it an excellent choice for power conversion and signal filtering applications, while its robust construction ensures its longevity and performance.

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