Bobbin-wound inductors
2 March 2011
Passive Components
The new 2200RM series of bobbin-wound inductors from Murata Power Solutions provides a surface-mount alternative to the company’s through-hole 2200R series.
Suitable for use in a wide range of low- to medium-current applications, the new inductors’ small footprint means they are targeted for use in high-density designs, where a chip inductor is unable to cope with the power requirement.
The 2200RM series provides engineers with a wide choice of inductance values ranging from 10 μH to 68 mH and DC current ratings up to 2,52 A. Low DC resistance ratings enable a low-voltage drop that helps reduce overall power consumption. Custom value parts are also available if required. The RoHS-compliant 2200RM series is backward compatible with Sn/Pb soldering systems and has an operating temperature range of -40°C to +85°C. With overall dimensions of 7,8 mm diameter x 7,5 mm high, parts are supplied in tape and reel packaging with 500 pieces per reel.
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