SDE1006A-471K

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Fixed inductors, also known as chokes, are components that allow current to pass through them, but filter it and impede its flow. Fixed inductors are widely used in a variety of applications, from power supplies to communications circuits and audio equipment. Most fixed inductors consist of a single, wound coil of wire, and are made out of a range of materials such as iron, aluminum, and copper.

The SDE1006A-471K is a fixed inductor made by Sumida, and is a high-frequency power inductor. It is constructed out of a ferrite core, and a wire-wound copper coil.

The SDE1006A-471K is primarily used in communications circuits and power supplies, as it is able to cope with high current levels and frequencies. It is designed to reduce noise, filter out interference, and handle EMI (electromagnetic interference) in high-frequency applications.

The SDE1006A-471K has a high voltage rating of 400V and a self-resonant frequency of 1MHz. The working frequency is 10kHz to 1MHz, and the inductance range is from 1mH to 470mH. It also has an inductance tolerance of + - 10%, a maximum rated current of 2A, and a saturation current of 9A (at 60Hz).

The working principle of the SDE1006A-471K is based on the phenomenon of electromagnetic induction. The inductor consists of a ferrite core and a coil of copper wire, through which a current flows. The current creates a magnetic field around the coil, which interacts with the ferrite core, creating an electrical field. This causes the current flowing through the coil to increase, resulting in the inductor opposing the flow of the current.

The SDE1006A-471K is designed to filter out noise and interference in high-frequency applications, and is able to handle large currents and voltages. The SDE1006A-471K can be used in a variety of applications, ranging from power supplies to communications circuits and audio equipment.

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