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A914BY-xxxM - Fixed Inductors

Download the A914BY-xxxM datasheet PDF. This datasheet also covers the A914BYW-xxxM variant, as both devices belong to the same fixed inductors family and are provided as variant models within a single manufacturer datasheet.

Key Features

  • Low profile (2.0mm max. ) Magnetically shielded Available on tape and reel for auto-insertion Suitable for reflow soldering Unit: mm Recommended patterns: Unit: mm.

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Datasheet Details

Part number A914BY-xxxM
Manufacturer TOKO
File Size 58.07 KB
Description Fixed Inductors
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www.DataSheet4U.com 10 D52LC Fixed Inductors for Surface Mounting TYPE Meeting Your Needs TYPE D52LC Frequency Range: 0.1 - 1MHz Inductance Range: 1.2 - 100µH * : D52LC: 2.0max. / D53LC: 3.0max. Features • • • • Low profile (2.0mm max.) Magnetically shielded Available on tape and reel for auto-insertion Suitable for reflow soldering Unit: mm Recommended patterns: Unit: mm STANDARD PARTS SELECTION GUIDE (1) Inductance is measured by LCR-meter 4284A (HP) or equivalent. (2) DC Resistance is measured by Digital Multimeter TR6871 (Advantest) or equivalent. (3) Maximum allowable DC current is that which causes a 30% inductance reduction from the initial value, or coil temperature to rise by 40°C, whichever is smaller. (Reference ambient temperature 20°C).