New Inductors with Rated Current of 500 mA
PLEA67 series features compact size of 1.0 mm (L) x 0.6 mm (W) x 0.8 mm (H) to facilitate space saving. Compact external size facilitates space saving in circuit board design and helps reduce the weight of earphones. Ideal for use in power circuits incorporated into wireless earphones used with portable players and similar devices.
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New Multilayer Ferrite Inductors Achieve Lower Rac During High-Current Applications
Narrow inductance tolerance of ±5%, that suppresses loss caused by mismatched impedance with the antenna. Come in low-profile dimensions that save space. Ideal for use in NFC circuits.
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New Conical Inductor Series Include Current Rating mA DC from 150 to 625
C070SM and C070FL includes DCR ohms from 0.08 to 1.50 and inductance from 0.165 to 1.050 µH. Offers robust construction to assure predictable frequency response and repeatable RF performance. Ideal for communication platforms, high frequency, microwave circuitry and RF test set-ups applications.
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New Conical Inductors Available in Surface Mount and Flying Lead Configurations
C102 and C182 inductors operating temperature ranges from -55°C to +125°C. Inductance ranges from 0.47 µH to 10.7 µH, DCR ohms from 0.19 to 7.10 and current rating mA DC from 150 to 815. Offers robust construction to predictable frequency response and repeatable RF performance.
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The Ultimate Guide to Steam and Water Ejectors
Take A Comprehensive Look at Steam and Water Ejectors.
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New Low-profile 0402-sized Chip Inductors Withstand Maximum Reflow Temperature of 260 degrees C
0402CT series features ceramic core and has maximum height of just 0.45 mm. Offers self-resonant frequencies as high as 27.5 GHz and current ratings up to 2.3 Amps. 0402FL series are available in maximum height of 0.55 mm and offered in 16 inductance values from 20 to 560 nH.
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New TFM201208ALD Power Inductor Features Rated Current of 2.5 A
Available with Rated Inductance of 1.0 µH and reduced DC resistance of 79 mΩ. Applicable in power conversion circuits of compact mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. Helps to improve power conversion efficiency of power circuits at high loads.
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New Broadband Microwave RF Conical Inductors Feature RoHS Compliant Standard and Gold Terminations
Offered in C305FL, C550FL, C750FL and C1000FL series models that can be operated in -55°C to +125°C temperature range. Delivers an inductance of 0.30 µH to 22 µH, Q factor of 30 to 66 and MAX DCR ohms in 0.02 to 0.265 range. Designed for communication applications such as microwave circuitry, RF test set-ups, test gear and transmission amplifiers.
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New TFM252012ALVA Metal Power Inductors are Designed for Automotive Power Circuits
Offered in 2.5 x 2.0 x 1.2 mm dimensions with a rated voltage of 40 V. Capable of operating at currents up to 1.6 A in -55°C to +150°C temperature range and provides an inductance of 4.7 μH at 1MHz. Suitable for applications such as ADAS, power trains, car telematics systems and ECUs.
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New PA4339.XXXNLT Series Common Mode Chokes are Suitable for Switch Mode Power Supplies
PA4339.XXXNLT Series Common Mode Chokes are offered in 3.8 mm max package with current/impedance ranging from 140 ohms/9A to 1300 ohms/2.5A. The devices are used for suppressing conducted common mode EMI noise. They are suitable for low-voltage (
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0402DC Series Ceramic Chip Inductors feature wire wound construction.
0402DC Series Ceramic Chip Inductors are available in inductance values ranging from 3.0 to 120 nH and suitable for impedance matching circuits of low and high band antennas, smartphones and tablets. Units come with RoHS rated matte tin over nickel over silver-platinum-glass frit terminations and a DCR as low as 37 mΩ. Inductors offer self resonance of up to 16 GHz and Q-factor up to 162 at 2.4...
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Acoustic and Thermal Solutions for Original Equipment Manufacturers
Technicon's products solve the most complex noise pollution and thermal problems and improve product marketability. Check out the video to learn more.
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