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SRP6540-4R7M by bourns
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SRP6540-4R7M

Bourns

Inductor Power Shielded/Molded Wirewound 4.7uH 20% 100KHz Powdered Iron 6A 33.5mOhm DCR T/R ...

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RoHS Compliant
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DESCRIPTION

SRP6540-4R7M is a shielded power inductor from Bourns' SRP6540 series designed for DC/DC converters and power supply applications. The device features a 4.7 µH inductance (±20%) with a maximum DC resistance of 33.5 m , an RMS current rating of 6 A, and a \["Inductance: 4.7 µH ±20%","DC Resistance (DCR): 33.5 m max","RMS Current (Irms): 6 A","Saturation Current (Isat): 6.5 A","Core Material: Iron powder","Wire Material: Enameled copper","Terminal Material: Cu/Ni/Sn","Operating Temperature Range: -55°C to + MAGNETICS

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SPÉCIFICATION

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fournisseur:
Bourns
Référence:
SRP6540-4R7M
Unité de mesure:
Per Each
RoHS:
Yes
HTS:
8504508000
COO:
TW
ECCN:
EAR99
Reel Pack: This product ships on a reel. Depending on the quantity ordered, you may receive full factory reels, cut tape (components on a strip cut from a reel), or a combination of both.
1200
Package Type:
REEL
Inductance:
4.7 uH
Type:
Power
Impedance:
N/A
Tolerance:
20 %
Technology:
Wirewound
Maximum DC Current:
6(Typ) A
Maximum DC Resistance:
0.0335 Ohm
Operating Temperature:
-55 to 125 °C
Packaging:
Tape and Reel
Protection Style:
Shielded/Molded

EN STOCK: 0

Commande min Quantitè: 500

DÉLAI DE L'USINE 14 Weeks

PRICE (USD)

QTÉ
Prix unitaire
500
$0.684
1 200
$0.576
3 600
$0.562
6 000
$0.556
8 400
$0.541
10 800
$0.537
15 600
$0.530
25 200 +
$0.528
Reel Package
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