MSMD050-60V
Sea Land
The TECHFUSE MSMD050-60V is a PTC Resettable Fuse designed for circuit protection. It features a 0.5A current rating and a 60V voltage rating.
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The LL1005-FHL Series from Toko America Inc features multilayer ceramic chip inductors designed with an EIA standard 0402 footprint and lead-free terminations. This series offers expanded electrical specifications, including inductance values ranging from 1nH to 100nH.
The LL1005-FHL3N3S specifically provides an inductance of 3.3nH with a typical Q factor of 8 at 100MHz. It has a typical current rating of 0.5A and a typical DCR of 0.16 Ohms. The component is housed in a compact 0402 package, making it suitable for space-constrained applications.
These inductors are designed to meet various application needs with improved performance characteristics. The multilayer ceramic construction ensures reliability and stability in demanding environments. The lead-free terminations contribute to environmental compliance.
Applications for this inductor include RF circuits, filtering, and impedance matching where small size and reliable performance are critical. The tape and reel packaging facilitates automated assembly processes.
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The inductance of the LL1005-FHL3N3S is 3.3 nH.
The typical current rating for the LL1005-FHL3N3S is 0.5 A.
The typical DCR of the LL1005-FHL3N3S is 0.16 Ohms.
The LL1005-FHL3N3S comes in an 0402 package size.
The LL1005-FHL3N3S is supplied in Tape & Reel packaging.
