
Murata 2200R Series 47µH inductor, ±10% tolerance, 770mA current rating. Low DCR for efficient power designs.
This Murata Power Solutions 2200R Series inductor provides a reliable and compact power solution for a variety of electronic applications. With a nominal inductance of 47µH and a tight tolerance of ±10%, it ensures consistent performance in your circuits.
Capable of handling a continuous RMS current of up to 770mA, this inductor features a low maximum DC resistance of 0.22 ohms, which helps to minimize power losses and improve overall efficiency. The component is designed for through-hole mounting and is supplied in a radial lead format, making it easy to integrate into your PCB designs.
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With a compact footprint and robust construction, this inductor is an excellent choice for power supply circuits, filtering, and energy storage applications. Its proven design from a leading manufacturer ensures long-term reliability and performance.
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