
KEMET SBC Series 150µH power inductor, 500mA, unshielded NiZn core. Ideal for DC/DC converters and noise filters.
The KEMET SBC Series Ferrite Power Inductor offers a reliable and efficient solution for a range of electronic applications. Its drum core construction and nickel-zinc (NiZn) ferrite core deliver stable performance, making it well-suited for DC/DC converters and noise filtering. This unshielded inductor is designed to operate in temperatures up to +105°C, ensuring durability in demanding environments.
With an inductance of 150µH and a tolerance of ±10%, this component provides consistent electrical characteristics. It supports an RMS current of 500mA and a saturation current of 550mA, while the maximum DC resistance is kept at 0.64Ω to minimise energy loss. The SBC series is ideal for use in LED lighting, xDSL modems, copying machines, flat TVs, smart meters, and power supplies.
Key Features
This inductor is a practical choice for engineers and hobbyists seeking dependable performance in power management and signal filtering circuits.
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