TSL0808RA-680K1R0-PF

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Fixed Inductors

The TSL0808RA-680K1R0-PF is a fixed inductor, which is one of the primary components used in electronic circuits. This type of inductor is commonly used in AC-DC converter circuits and voltage-regulator circuits, and is characterized by its ability to store energy in the form of a magnetic field. It is also used to reduce noise and high-frequency interference in various electronic circuits.

Application Field

The TSL0808RA-680K1R0-PF is applicable in various electronic assemblies thanks to its relatively low DCR and impedance levels. This makes it a preferred choice for noise-suppression circuits in power electronics applications.

This inductor is also widely used in AC-DC converter circuits, voltage-regulator circuits, and various other power circuits. Its various features also make it very popular for use in audio and video systems, communication products, and computer peripherals.

Working Principle

The working principle of a fixed inductor, such as the TSL0808RA-680K1R0-PF, is based on the law of induction. This principle states that a moving electrical charge (current) produces a magnetic field. Conversely, a varying magnetic field in the inductor causes an electromotive force, which produces a current.

In the case of fixed inductors, the magnetic field is created by the passage of electric current through an insulated wire coil. This current creates a magnetic field that stores energy. The amount of inductance generated by the inductor increases with the number of turns of wire in the coil.

The inductor generally has a magnetic core to aid in the generation of this magnetic field. The core is made of ferromagnetic material such as iron, which has the ability to concentrate the magnetic field. This increases the inductance of the inductor and ensures that the current is not interrupted when the current passes through it.

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