SC62CB-100

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Fixed inductors have been integral components of electrical and electronic circuits ever since the introduction of the first electronic devices. A wide range of fixed inductors are available on the market, each of which designed to meet specific requirements and applications. Among these cateogries, the SC62CB-100 is a recently developed fixed inductor that is designed to provide performance, reliability, and value in multiple applications. In this article we’ll discuss the application field and working principle of the SC62CB-100 fixed inductor, as well as its features and advantages.

What is a Fixed Inductor?

A fixed inductor is an electrical component that consists of two parts: a conducting wire typically made of copper, or an alloy like copper-nickel, and a core material that is wrapped around the wire to create an inductive component. Fixed inductors are used to store energy in the form of a magnetic field when a current flows through them, and are generally used in high frequency circuits like amplifiers, TV receivers, radios, and computers. Some fixed inductors can also be used in low-frequency circuits such as AC power supplies and DC motors.

Overview of the SC62CB-100

The SC62CB-100 is a fixed inductor that was specifically designed for high frequency applications such as low-noise amplifiers, filters, and switch mode power supplies. It features a core material made of ceramic and has a wide variety of inductance values available from 0.1µH to 10mH. The SC62CB-100 is designed to offer maximum current rating of up to 55 amps and a wide variety of temperature range options from -40°C to +125°C. Additionally, the SC62CB-100 has a low ESR, making it ideal for noise sensitive applications. The device is also designed to be RoHS compliant, UL recognized and CSA approved.

Working Principle

The principle behind the working of a fixed inductor is based on Flemmings right hand rule. When a current flows through a conductor, due to the presence of a magnetic field around it, the conductor is forced to move in a particular direction. This movement, due to the Lorenz force results in EMF (electromagnetic force) that is proportional to the velocity and the magnetic field. This EMF is then stored in the inductor and is released as a back EMF when the current is reduced.

Application Field

The SC62CB-100 fixed inductor is designed for applications in low noise amplifiers, filters, and switch mode power supplies. It is ideal for noise sensitive applications due to its low ESR, and can withstand a current rating of up to 55A. Additionally the wide variety of temperature ratings mean it can be used in a range of applications, from the -40°C to +125°C temperature range. In addition, the SC62CB-100 is RoHS compliant, UL recognized and CSA approved.

Advantages

The SC62CB-100 fixed inductor was designed for reliability and performance in high frequency applications. It comes in a range of inductance values from 0.1µH to 10mH, meaning it can be used in a variety of applications. In addition, when compared to traditional fixed inductors, the SC62CB-100’s low ESR makes it ideal for noise sensitive applications. It also features a wide temperature range from -40°C to +125°C and is RoHS compliant, UL recognized and CSA approved.

Conclusion

The SC62CB-100 fixed inductor is a reliable and cost-effective solution for high frequency applications. It features a wide range of inductance values, low ESR, a wide temperature range, and is RoHS compliant, UL recognized and CSA approved. This makes the SC62CB-100 a versatile and cost-effective choice for low noise amplifiers, filters, and switch mode power supplies.

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