
KEMET SBC Series ferrite power inductor, 6.8mH, 140mA. Nickel-zinc core, drum construction. Ideal for DC/DC converters and noise filters.
The KEMET SBC Series Ferrite Power Inductor is an unshielded drum core construction designed for a wide range of applications, including DC/DC converters, noise filters, LED lighting, and power supplies. Its nickel-zinc (NiZn) ferrite core provides excellent high-frequency performance and reliability.
This power inductor is ideal for noise suppression in xDSL modems, copying machines, flat TVs, and smart meters. It operates reliably at temperatures up to +105°C, making it suitable for demanding environments. With an inductance of 6.8mH, an RMS current rating of 140mA, and a saturation current of 340mA, this component meets the needs of various electronic designs.
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This SBC Series inductor is a reliable choice for engineers seeking a durable and efficient power management solution.
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