Sendust Cores used.
Capable of handling high DC bias current with minimal inductance roll off.
Surface Mount Leads packaged in tape and reel
Inductance : 3 uH, 6 uH, and 18 uH
DC Current Rating: 12 Amps, 7 Amps and 6 Amps
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Low
Profile Surface Mount Inductor Series using Sendust material
7mm and 10mm height, High Current Power
Inductors.
Surface Mount Inductor Construction
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FEATURES:
- Use of Flat Helix
winding to reduce DCR, size, and even heat dissipation
- Designed using
high saturation and high temperature stability Sendust with distributed
air-gap
- Designed for
commercial, industrial and military application
- Ruggedized or
potted version for vibration heavy application available
- Operating temperature
range: -55 deg C to +105 deg C
- Inductance values
: 3 uH, 6 uH, and 18 uH
- Current rating
: 12 A, 7A, and 5A
- Good
DC Bias performance
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SPECIFICATIONS
IMPORTANT
1) No tooling or set up fees required for standard parts
2) Minimum order : 300 pcs in reel. Samples available
for large OEMs
3) Typical Delivery: Immediately
From Stock
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Part
Numbering
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CWS
- 5A10 N
CWS : Family Type
5A10 : Series type
N : Revision |
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Notes:
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) The prices
shown below are for low volume quantity. Please call 800-377-3244
or
email sales@coilws.com for larger
volume OEM pricing.
2 ) Our large
OEM pricing is extremely competitive. We will meet or beat any competitors
prices with better deliveries
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) Custom designs
are available to meet any of your requirements. Please contact us
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) The data shown below can be sorted by Part Number, Inductance, Rated Current, DRC, or any of the columns. To sort, please click on the column headings ( first row ). To sort "Part Number" in ascending order, click "Part Number" once. Click "Part Number" once again to sort it in descending order. Click on "Inductance" to sort Inductance column in ascending or descending order, etc..
5)
Rated Current is based on a 40 deg C temperature rise at an ambient
temperature of 105 deg C.
Sendust cores does not exhibit thermal runaway, so a temperature rise
of 40 deg C is acceptable. The core and the wire's insulation can withstand
a temperature of 200 deg C.
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