Abracon AOTA Mini Molded Power Inductors
Abracon AOTA Mini Molded Power Inductors are compact inductors that offer high power density, superior EMI shielding, and low core losses. These inductors feature high current handling capability and low DCR for better efficiency. The AOTA series operates in a -40°C to +125°C temperature range, including self-temperature rise, and is lead free and RoHS/RoHS II compliant. Abracon AOTA Mini Molded Power Inductors are ideal for high-frequency switching applications due to high self-resonant frequency (SRF) and are also well-suited for high-density designs. Applications include consumer electronics and portable devices, robotics, signal conditioning, instrumentation, control systems, and wireless sensing. The AOTA-B201610S3R3-101-T inductor is also approved for use with Raspberry Pi's RP235x microcontrollers.
Features
- Shielded construction for minimized EMI emissions
- Low DCR for better efficiency
- High current handling capability
- Compact size suitable for high-density designs
- Suitable for high-frequency switching applications due to high SRF
- Approved for use with Raspberry Pi RP235x microcontrollers (AOTA-B201610S3R3-101-T only)
Applications
- Power electronics, such as DC converters, inverters, and voltage regulators
- Industrial, robotics, signal conditioning, instrumentation, and control systems
- IoT devices, smart homes, automation systems, and wireless sensing
- Consumer electronics and portable devices
Specifications
- Temperature range:
- -40°C to +125°C operating (including self-temperature rise) and onboard storage
- -10°C to +40°C storage with packaging
- 0505 to 0907 package size range
- Moisture sensitivity level (MSL) 1
- Lead free and RoHS/RoHS II compliant
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