SCMS5D20-1R5

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Fixed inductors offer a more reliable, durable, and cost-effective way of providing electronic circuits with inductors for both high-frequency and low-frequency applications. With more companies investing in consumer-grade electronics and technology-based products, fixed inductors provide a more reliable, cost-effective, and lengthy solution to engineering space-saving requirements. This article will cover the application field and working principle of the SCMS5D20-1R5, a popular fixed inductor.

The SCMS5D20-1R5 model is a non-magnetic, fixed inductor used for high-frequency applications within the range of 10kHz to 500kHz. It is capable of delivering reliable power without the risk of sparking or short-circuiting. The SCMS5D20-1R5 is an ideal inductor for power supply, filter, oscillator, amplifier, and phase control applications. It is made of tin-plated paladium-steel ferrite core which allows for a much lower self-inductance than standard ferrite cores and provides reliable power transfer to the surrounding circuitry.

The SCMS5D20-1R5 typically comes with a 0.8ohm rated inductance and 20μH dynamic inductance for high frequency operation. Additionally, the model supports an operating temperature range of -55°C to +125°C for reliable and stable operation in both hot and cold environments. Its overall construction is robust and can withstand shock, vibration, and acceleration up to two times that of conventional rigid copper coils. It also comes with a wide operating voltage range of 5V to 400V.

The working principle of the SCMS5D20-1R5 is based on the principle of Faraday’s law of induction. When a magnetic field is applied to a coil of wire, an electric current is induced in the circuit. This is the main way in which an inductor works. The SCMS5D20-1R5 is composed of a ferrite core wrapped in layers of wire. As a current is applied to the wire, this induces a magnetic field which in turn causes the ferrite core to become magnetized. The more magnetized the core becomes, the greater the magnetic field which is then able to induce a larger electric current in the wire. This electric current then interacts with the surrounding electric and magnetic fields to produce the desired inductance.

The SCMS5D20-1R5 is a great solution for companies that need a reliable, durable, and cost-effective way of providing their electronic circuits with inductors for both high-frequency and low frequency applications. With its robust construction, the SCMS5D20-1R5 provides reliable power transfer, shock, vibration, and acceleration resistance, all while operating in temperatures ranging from -55°C to +125°C. The model employs Faraday’s law of induction to produce the desired inductance, making it an ideal choice for power supply, filter, oscillator, amplifier, and phase control applications.

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