SCEP104S-1R3

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Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors are components that have a given, fixed value of inductance. They are used to help store energy in an electric field, and in some cases to provide a signal filter. A popular fixed inductor type is the SCEP104S-1R3.

Application Field

The SCEP104S-1R3 fixed inductor is a great solution for low frequency applications. This component is suitable for aiding high-side EMC (electromagnetic interference) filtering, as well as radiofrequency signal processing. This inductor is ideal for analog audio applications, due to its high level of performance and low sound distortion.

Working Principle

The SCEP104S-1R3 fixed inductor works by generating a magnetic field in response to varying electric fields. The varying fields are ultimately created by the flow of electric current through a wire. A fixed inductor is composed of a coil of wire with core material, such as ferrite, in the center of the coil. As current flows through the wire, it generates a magnetic field, when this field is subjected to a varying electric field, it will induce a voltage in the wire.

The voltage generated is proportional to the number of turns in the coil and the rate of change in the electric field. This voltage helps to store energy in an electric field. Additionally, it can be used as a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) in radiofrequency applications to filter signals. The inductor’s performance can be improved by adding a ferrite core material to the center of the coil.

Conclusion

The SCEP104S-1R3 fixed inductor is a great component to consider when looking for an energy-storing solution or a signal-filtering function. This component works by generating a magnetic field in response to a varying electric field. Finally, it is suitable for low frequency applications such as EMC and RF signal processing.

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