SCMD4D10-3R3

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Fixed Inductors

Fixed inductors are electrical components used in a wide variety of electronic circuits. These components are used to store and release energy through the flow of electrons and to restrict the flow of electricity between two points. Inductors are commonly used in AC circuits. In the case of SCMD4D10-3R3, the component is specifically an air core surface mount inductor with a rated inductance of 4.7uH ± 20% at 100KHz and a rated current of 3.0A.

Application field of SCMD4D10-3R3

SCMD4D10-3R3 is able to be applied in many different settings. This fixed inductor is commonly used in DC/DC converters, wireless charging, in-vehicle electronics, and power supplies. It is a highly reliable surface mount component and is able to operate with an ambient temperature range of -40℃ to +125℃.

Working principles of SCMD4D10-3R3

The SCMD4D10-3R3 fixed inductor works on the principle of mutual inductance. Mutual inductance is a phenomenon where two coils inductively couple to each other, such that electric current passing through one of the coils induces a current in the other one. When the current through one coil increases, the other one also increases with a certain phase delay. It is this relationship between two circuits known as mutual inductance that allows for the storage and release of energy through the flow of electrons in the SCMD4D10-3R3 fixed inductor.

Conclusion

SCMD4D10-3R3 is a fixed inductor which is a highly reliable surface mount component. It is rated with a 4.7uH ± 20% inductance at 100KHz and a 3.0A current. The inductor operates within a wide ambient temperature range of -40℃ to +125℃ and is able to be used in many different settings, such as DC/DC converters, wireless charging, in-vehicle electronics, and power supplies. It works on the principle of mutual inductance, which is a phenomenon where two coils inductively couple to each other and one coil increases in current when the other one does.

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