SRE6603-681M

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Fixed inductors, such as SRE6603-681M, are components used in a variety of different electronic applications and are designed to store energy in a magnetic field. SRE6603-681M fixed inductors are designed to deliver extremely high inductance values in a small package. They are typically used in applications such as pulse transformers, signal filtering, power supplies, and high frequency matched inductors.

The SRE6603-681M fixed inductor is a radial, through-hole component that is suitable for high current applications and also for use in compact PCB assemblies. Its small size minimizes the amount of board space it consumes and allows for maximum utilization of space on the PCB. This inductor has an inductance of 6.81 mH, a DCR of 0.061Ω, an Irms of 17.76A, and a saturation current of 22A. It is designed to operate in temperatures ranging from -40°C to +125°C.

The working principle of the SRE6603-681M fixed inductor is based on Faraday\'s Law of Induction. This states that when current in a circuit passes through an inductor, a magnetic field is generated. This magnetic field, in turn, produces a voltage across the inductor in a direction that opposes the current. This voltage opposes any changes in the current in the circuit, and the inductor stores energy as a result. This stored energy is then released into the circuit when the current decreases.

The SRE6603-681M fixed inductor is a highly efficient component that is capable of delivering high inductance values in a compact package. It is ideal for use in a wide range of electronic applications such as pulse transformers, signal filtering, power supplies, and high frequency matched inductors. By using the SRE6603-681M fixed inductor, engineers can reduce the board space required for circuit designs and achieve higher levels of efficiency and reliability.

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