B82442A1333K EPCOS Inc, B82442A1333K Datasheet - Page 7
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B82442A1333K
Manufacturer Part Number
B82442A1333K
Description
INDUCTOR, 2220 CASE, 33UH
Manufacturer
EPCOS Inc
Series
SIMIDr
Specifications of B82442A1333K
Inductance Tolerance
± 10%
Dc Resistance Max
0.5ohm
Dc Current Rating
400mA
Resonant Frequency
10.5MHz
Q @ Vr F
10
Core Material
Ferrite
Inductor Case Style
2220
No. Of Pins
2
Inductance
33µH
Tolerance
10 %
Maximum Dc Current
400 mAmps
Maximum Dc Resistance
0.5 Ohms
Self Resonant Frequency
10.5 MHz
Q Minimum
10
Operating Temperature Range
- 55 C to + 150 C
Termination Style
SMD/SMT
Package / Case
2220 (5650 metric)
Dimensions
5 mm W x 5.6 mm L
Test Frequency
2.52 MHz
Svhc
No SVHC (18-Jun-2010)
Rohs Compliant
Yes
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Lead free / RoHS Compliant
Available stocks
Company
Part Number
Manufacturer
Quantity
Price
Company:
Part Number:
B82442A1333K000
Manufacturer:
EPCOS
Quantity:
60 000
Disturbed equipment
Electrical devices, equipment and/or systems subject to interference and which can be adversely
affected by it are termed disturbed equipment.
In the same way as interference sources, disturbed equipment can also be categorized correspond-
ing to frequency characteristics. A distinction can be made between narrowband and broadband
susceptibility
Narrowband systems include radio and TV sets, for example, whereas data processing systems are
generally specified as broadband systems.
Radio and TV receivers
Radio reception equipment
Modems
Data transmission systems
Telemetric radio transmission devices
Frequency-coded signalling equipment
Fig. 6
2.3
As previously mentioned, an interference source causes both conducted and radiated electro-
magnetic interference.
Propagation along lines can be detected by measuring the interference current and the interference
voltage
The effect of magnetic and electric interference fields on their immediate vicinity is assessed by
measuring the radiated magnetic and electric field components. This method of propagation is also
frequently termed electric or magnetic coupling (near field).
In higher frequency ranges, characterized by the fact that device dimensions are in the order of
magnitude of the wavelength under consideration, the interference energy is mainly radiated direct-
ly (far field).
Conducted and radiated propagation must also be taken into consideration when measuring the
susceptibility of disturbed equipment.
Interference sources e.g. sine-wave generators as well as pulse generators with a wide variety of
pulse shapes are used for such tests.
General Technical Information
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Propagation of electromagnetic interference and EMC measurement techniques
Narrowband susceptibility
Disturbed equipment
7).
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6).
Disturbed equipment (affected by EMI)
15
Digital and analog systems
Data processing systems
Process control computers
Control systems
Video transmission systems
Interface lines
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Broadband susceptibility