Toroidal Inductor, High Current, 2300 Series, 27 µH, 15.6 A, 8000 µohm, ± 15%

hey what's happening guys just a quickie today we've been talking about inductors and I just basically touched on toroid so we're gonna talk a little bit about that first let's clear something up here there's no script to this channel I get an idea for an episode and it kind of just flows so yes I make mistakes I say milli when I met micro or Pico when I met Nano look at what I have written down look at what the meter shows sorry sometimes there's a slip of the tongue not much I can do about it this isn't going to turn into a scripted show anyway so we're talking about inductors being a Korell a coil of wire that holds an electric charge in a magnetic field and then we talked about adding a core to it to increase the amount of charge it can store and that in this case that core is called a toroid and they are available in many sizes but not only sizes are available in different material