2520 Integrated Molded Inductor Specifications

2023-05-08 10:50

2520 Monolithic Inductor Specifications The 2520 monolithic inductor is a commonly used package size, available in two variants: 252010 and 252012. It offers a full range of inductance values, DCRs, and saturation currents.

2520 Monolithic Inductor Specifications

The 2520‑size monolithic inductor is a common specification.

It can be divided into 252010 and 252012.

A full range of RDC values and saturation currents is available.

Test Note

Note 1: All test data are referenced to an ambient temperature of 25°C.

Note 2: Test conditions: 1 MHz, 1.0 Vrms.

Note 3: Irms: will result in an approximate ΔT of 40°C.

Note 4: Isat: the DC current (in amperes) that will cause L0 to decrease by approximately 30%.

Note 5: Operating temperature range: −55°C to +125°C.

Note 6: Under the worst operating conditions, the component temperature (ambient temperature plus temperature rise) must not exceed 125°C. Circuit design, component placement, PCB trace dimensions and thickness, airflow, and other cooling measures all influence component temperature. Particular…

Temperature should be verified in the final application.

Note 7: The rated current listed is either the saturation current or the heating current, whichever is lower.

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