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WURTH ELEKTRONIK 7447707102 Shielded Power Inductor
The Würth Elektronik 7447707102 is a shielded power inductor designed for surface mount technology (SMT) applications. It provides excellent inductance stability and low DC resistance, contributing to efficient power delivery in electronic circuits. This component is AEC-Q200 Grade 1 compliant, ensuring reliability in demanding environments. It is suitable for use in DC-DC converters, filtering circuits, and other power management applications. The inductor is not intended for use in safety-critical applications without proper evaluation and agreement with Würth Elektronik.
WURTH ELEKTRONIK 7447707102 Shielded Power Inductor Specifications:
- Inductance L: 1000 µH
- Inductance Tolerance: +/- 20%
- Rated Current: 0.66 A max.
- Saturation Current: 1.1 A typ.
- DC Resistance @ 20°C: 985 mΩ typ.
- DC Resistance @ 20°C (max): 1090 mΩ max.
- Self Resonant Frequency: 1.2 MHz typ.
- Operating Voltage: 120 V max.
- Ambient Temperature: -40 up to +110 °C
- Operating Temperature: -40 up to +150 °C
- Storage Temperature: less than -40°C, less than 75% RH
- Moisture Sensitivity Level: 1
- Halogen Free: Conform [JEDEC JS709B]
- Component Qualification: AEC-Q200 Grade 1
- RoHS Approval: Compliant [2011/65/EU&2015/863]
- REACH Approval: Conform [(EC)1907/2006]
- Packaging Type: Tape & Reel
- Tape Width: 24 mm
- Pull-off Force: 0.1 N - 1.3 N
- Tape Angle: 165° - 180°
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