SCRH6D28-820

Fixed Inductors are electrical components that can store energy when an electric current passes through a wire coil, inducing a magnetic field. SCR H6D28-820 is a fine example of this type of fixed inductor, as it is a miniature shielded power wirewound inductor. With its compact size and robust design, it is suitable for high current applications.

The SCR H6D28-820 is an inductor that has a power wirewound structure, which is composed of a ferrite core with many turns of high temperature insulated copper wire. This inductor also has an IC and a power amplifier integrated into the core, so that the current and voltage can be accurately regulated. The inductor also has a shielding sleeve to reduce interference from external signals.

The SCR H6D28-820 is designed to be used in a variety of applications. Its power wirewound structure, IC, and shielding sleeve make it perfect for applications that need to control current, voltage, and interference from external signals. It is also suited for use in high-current switching power supplies, communications, medical equipment, computers, consumer electronics, and industrial control systems.

The working principle of the SCR H6D28-820 is relatively simple. When an alternating current passes through its windings, a magnetic field is created. This magnetic field interacts with the core material, inducing an electrical current. The current then passes through the IC and power amplifier, which regulate the current and voltage to ensure accuracy.

The SCR H6D28-820 can be used in many different applications due to its size, power wirewound structure, IC, power amplifier, and shielding sleeve. Its versatile design makes it ideal for high current applications, such as switching power supplies, communications, medical equipment, computers, consumer electronics, and industrial control systems. Additionally, its reliable and accurate current and voltage regulation make it perfect for those applications that require precise control.