
Kemet ferrite power inductor, 4.7µH with 5.6A Irms and 14.7A Isat. NiZn drum core, unshielded design for DC/DC converters and noise filters.
The Kemet Ferrite Power Inductor 4.7µH is a drum core power inductor with a nickel-zinc (NiZn) ferrite core, designed for energy management in electronic circuits. Its unshielded construction supports power conversion and noise filtering applications.
Overview
This inductor is suited to DC/DC converters and noise filters, where stable inductance and high current handling are required. It has an RMS current (Irms) rating of 5.6A and a saturation current (Isat) of 14.7A. The maximum DC resistance of 0.02Ω is intended to help reduce power losses.
Applications
Typical applications include LED lighting drivers, xDSL modems, copying machines, flat-screen televisions, smart meters, and switched-mode power supplies (SMPS).
Key Specifications
Summary
The Kemet Ferrite Power Inductor 4.7µH offers a 4.7µH inductance with a 5.6A Irms rating, a 14.7A saturation current and an operating temperature of up to +105°C. Its listed dimensions of 33 mm x 15 mm x 43 mm and weight of 4.5 grams are provided for layout and planning purposes.
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