9250A-334-RC by bourns
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9250A-334-RC

RF Choke Shielded/Molded Wirewound 330uH 10% 790KHz 55Q-Factor Ferrite 110mA 6.4Ohm DCR AXL Bag ...

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DESCRIPTION

The 9250A-334-RC is a shielded molded axial inductor from Bourns' 9250A Series, designed for filtering and output choke applications. This component features an inductance of 330 µH with a tolerance of ±10%, a minimum Q value of 55 at a test frequency of 0.79 MHz, and a self-resonant frequency (SRF) of 6.5 MHz. The inductor has a maximum DC resistance (DCR) of 6.4 O, a rated DC current (Idc) of 110 mA, and a saturation current (Isat) of 60 mA. The core is constructed from ferrite material with enameled copper wire and tin-coated terminals, operating reliably across a temperature range of -55°C to +125°C. This RoHS-compliant component is ideal for power supply filtering, EMI suppression, and energy storage applications where stable inductance and low losses are required.

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Supplier:
Bourns
Part No:
9250A-334-RC
Unit of Measure:
Per Each
RoHS:
Yes
HTS:
8504508000
COO:
VN
ECCN:
EAR99
Supplier's Standard Package: The item count, length, weight, or volume contained in the supplier’s original packaging for efficient storage, handling, and distribution.
500
Package Type:
OTHER
Inductance:
330 uH
Type:
RF Choke
Impedance:
N/A
Lead Pitch:
N/R
Tolerance:
10 %
Technology:
Wirewound
Maximum DC Resistance:
6.4 Ohm
Maximum DC Current:
110 mA
Protection Style:
Shielded/Molded
Packaging:
Bag

IN STOCK: 1,095

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Minimum Order Quantity: 10

Factory Lead-Time 16 Weeks

Price (USD)

Qty
Unit Price
10
$1.86
100
$1.67
250
$1.61
500
$1.60
1,000
$1.56
2,500
$1.53
5,000
$1.51
7,500 +
$1.50
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