smt POWer inductOrs
Power Beads - PA0766NL Series
Two independent inductors integrated into a single package
Less board space and lower cost than two separate inductors
Ideal for multi-phase and single phase applications
Current Rating:
76Apk
Inductance Range:
148nH to 1140nH
Footprint:
14.0 x 13.5mm Max
Height:
7.0mm Max
electrical specifications @ 25°c — Operating temperature -40°c to +130°c
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Dual Phase Integrated Inductor Specifications for Multi-phase Systems
2
Part
Number
PA0766.281NLT
PA0766.341NLT
PA0766.421NLT
PA0766.561NLT
Inductance
@Irated
(nH TYP)
L1
285
325
395
495
L2
285
325
395
495
L1
26
26
25
18.5
Irated
5
(A
DC
)
L2
26
26
25
18.5
0.75
0.75
DCR/phase
2,3
(mW)
L1
L2
Inductance
1
@0A
DC
(nH ± 20%)
L1
296
352
435
568
L2
296
352
435
568
Saturation Current
6
(A
dc
)
L1
38
31.5
25
18.5
L2
38
31.5
25
18.5
26
26
Heating
7
Current
(A
dc
)
L1
L2
Single Phase Inductor Specifications for Series and Parallel Connections
1
Part
Number
PA0766.281NLT
PA0766.341NLT
PA0766.421NLT
PA0766.561NLT
PA0766.281NLT
PA0766.341NLT
PA0766.421NLT
PA0766.561NLT
Inductance @Irated
(nH TYP)
148
160
180
240
635
700
770
1000
Irated
5
(A
DC
)
52
52
50
37
26
26
25
18.5
1.50
0.38
DCR
2,3
(mW)
Inductance @0A
DC
1
(nH ± 20%)
148
176
218
284
592
704
870
1140
Saturation Current
6
(A
dc
)
76
63
50
37
38
31.5
25
18.5
26
Series
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Parallel
Heating Current
7
(A
dc
)
Connection
NOTES:
1. Inductance is measured at 500kHz, 100mVrms.
2. The
PA0766
consists of two separate and independent inductors inte-
grated into a single package. The two inductors can be used for two
separate phases within dual output or multi-phase application or they can
be connected in series or parallel to form a single inductor within a single
phase application.
3. The nominal DCR has a tolerance of ±9%. This tolerance is guaranteed
by design, but is not a manufacturing production test. The nominal DCR
is measured from point a to point b , as shown below on the mechanical
drawing.
4. For manufacturing production test, a maximum DCR value of 0.9mW per
phase is used.
5. The rated current as listed is either the saturation current or the heating
current depending on which value is lower.
6. The saturation current is the current which causes the inductance to drop
a maximum of 26% from the nominal inductance at 0Adc at the stated
ambient temperatures (25°C). This current is determined by placing the
component in the specified ambient environment and applying a short
duration pulse current (to eliminate self-heating effects) to the component.
7. The heating current is the DC current which causes the part temperature
to increase by approximately 40°C. This current is determined by solder-
ing the component on a typical application PCB, and then applying the
current to the device for 30 minutes.
8. In high volt*time applications, additional heating in the component can
occur due to core losses in the inductor which may neccessitate derat-
ing the current in order to limit the temperature rise of the component. To
determine the approximate total losses (or temperature rise) for a given
application, the coreloss and temperature rise curves can be used.
9. Pulse complies with industry standard tape and reel specification EIA481.
10. The temperature of the component (ambient plus temperature rise) must
be within the stated operating temperature range.
USA 858 674 8100
●
Germany 49 7032 7806 0
●
Singapore 65 6287 8998
●
Shanghai
86 21 54643211 / 2
●
China 86 755 33966678
●
Taiwan 886 3 4641811
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Power Beads - PA0766NL Series
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NOTE:
When inductors are used as two independant inductors in multi-phase
applications, the copper loss in both phases needs to be calculated.
USA 858 674 8100
●
Germany 49 7032 7806 0
●
Singapore 65 6287 8998
●
Shanghai
86 21 54643211 / 2
●
China 86 755 33966678
●
Taiwan 886 3 4641811
www.pulseeng.com
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