SPD125R-682M

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Fixed inductors are electronic components used in various circuit designs to store energy in the form of a magnetic field. The SPD125R-682M is a type of fixed inductor that comes in a small size with excellent performance.

The SPD125R-682M is a surface-mount inductor which features 125uH inductance, 3.8A continuous DC current, and a 6-8mohm DC resistance. It is perfect for use in products such as power supplies, audio systems, and smartphones. It measures just 6.35mm x 9.14mm, thus making it very small and compact. The SPD125R-682M is also encased in an epoxy resin coating for extra protection.

The SPD125R-682M works by converting electrical energy into a magnetic field and storing it until it is released. When the current is applied, the electrons will travel through the inductor and form a magnetic field. As the current continues to pass through, the magnetic field stores the energy, thus creating a kind of “back-up” in case power is lost. When the power is shut off, the stored magnetic energy is slowly released back into the system.

The SPD125R-682M’s main application field is in power supplies. It is used for providing a source of energy while the main power is temporarily cut off. This helps maintain the current and voltage levels in the system. Additionally, the SPD125R-682M can also be used for audio systems, such as amplifiers, since it provides a smooth transition from input to output when switching frequencies.

Overall, the SPD125R-682M is a great choice for any circuit that requires a reliable, high-performance fixed inductor. It is small, efficient, and highly compatible with a wide range of systems. It is also incredibly economical and makes a great addition to any circuit design. With its superior performance, the SPD125R-682M is the perfect choice for any application that requires a dependable source of energy.

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