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Power Inductors
E
12
Q
3
PM KV
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Product Code
Inductance
Classification
10 11 12
SizeSuffixCore
Winding
Height
T
□ 5 mm size
□ 6 mm size
□ 8 mm size
□10 mm size
P
N
K
C
4R7→
220→
R68→
4.7 µH
22 µH
0.68 µH
Inductance (µH)
I
DC
A
0
4
3
1
2
5
030252010 155
Standard Packing Quantity (Minimum Quantity/Packing Unit)
Power Choke Coil for Automotive application
Series:
PCC-M0530M-LP(MC)
PCC-M0630M-LP(MC)
PCC-M0840M-LP(MC)
PCC-M1040M-LP(MC)
High heat resistance and high reliability
Using metal composite core (MC)
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Noise fi lter for various drive circuitry requiring high temp. operation and peak current handling capability
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Boost-Converter, Buck-Converter DC/DC
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High heat resistance : Operation up to 155 °C including self-heating
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Low profi le :
3 mm max. height (PCC-M0530M-LP, PCC-M0630M-LP)
4 mm max. height (PCC-M0840M-LP, PCC-M1040M-LP)
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SMD type
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High-reliability : High vibration resistance as result of newly
developed integral construction; under severe
reliability conditions of automotive and other
strenuous applications
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High bias current : Excellent inductance stability using ferrous alloy
magnetic material (Fig.1)
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Temp. stability :
Excellent inductance stability over broad temp. range
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Low audible (buzz) noise
: New metal composite core technology
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High effi ciency :
Low R
DC
of winding and low eddy-current loss of the core
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Shielded construction
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AEC-Q200 Automotive qualifi ed
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RoHS compliant
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4,000 pcs./box (2 reel) : PCC-M0530M-LP, PCC-M0630M-LP
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1,000 pcs./box (2 reel) : PCC-M0840M-LP, PCC-M1040M-LP
Industrial Property : patents 3 (Registered 2/Pending 1)
Operating temperature range
Tc : –55 °C to +155 °C(Including self-temperature rise)
Storage condition
After PWB mounting
Before PWB mounting Ta : –5 °C to +35 °C 85%RH max.
ETQP4M4R7KVC(reference)
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Fig.1 Inductance v.s. DC current
Temperature rating
Explanation of Part Numbers
Recommended Applications
Features
Oct. 201704