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M124.E (3/13)1 pulseelectronics.com SMT POWER INDUCTORS Shielded Drum Core - PL95XX Series Part Inductance Irated 2 DCR (mΩ) Inductance Saturation 3 Heating 4 Numbers @Irated (A) @0ADC Current Current (µH TYP) TYP MAX (µH) (A) @25°C (A) PL9507 8.65 1.30 45 54 10 1.30 2.01 PL9508 9.78 1.20 59 72 12 1.20 1.76 PL9509 12.13 1.10 66 82 15 1.10 1.65 PL9510 15.23 1.05 88 102 18 1.05 1.44 PL9511 18.70 0.95 103 119 22 0.95 1.33 PL9512 21.54 0.85 114 146 27 0.85 1.26 PL9513 27.71 0.76 155 183 33 0.76 1.08 PL9514 33.57 0.68 193 210 39 0.68 0.97 PL9515 40.15 0.60 196 230 47 0.60 0.96 PL9516 49.68 0.55 248 305 56 0.55 0.86 PL9517 60.66 0.48 278 351 68 0.48 0.81 PL9518 74.71 0.45 323 419 82 0.45 0.75 PL9519 85.39 0.40 417 520 100 0.40 0.66 *Inductance at 0A DC tolerance on indicated part numbers is ±30%; tolerance is ±20% on all other parts. Optional Tape & Reel packaging can be ordered by adding a “T” suffix to the part number (i.e. PL9501 becomes PL9501 T). NOTES FROM TABLE: (See back page) Electrical Specifications @ 25°C — Operating Temperature - 55°C to +130°C Designed for Military/Aerospace applications Tape & Reel packaging available Height: 0.122 inches (3.1mm) Max Footprint: 0.256 inches x 0.256 inches (6.5mm x 6.5mm) Max Inductance Range: 2.15µH to 85.39µH Current Rating: up to 2.60A MSL: 1 Max Reflow Temp: 235ºC Storage Temp: -55ºC to +125ºC PL95XX Mechanical .268 .164 4,16 .164 .052 1,32 4,16 6,80NOTE: Pin 3 and Pin 4 are for mechanical connection only .

M124.E (3/13)2 pulseelectronics.com SMT POWER INDUCTORS Shielded Drum Core - PL95XX Series For More Information Pulse North America Headquarters Two Pearl Buck Court Bristol, PA 19007 U.S.A. Tel: 215 781 6400 Fax: 215 781 6403 Pulse Europe Einsteinstrasse 1 D-71083 Herrenberg Germany Tel: 49 7032 7806 0 Fax: 49 7032 7806 135 Pulse China Headquarters B402, Shenzhen Academy of Aerospace Technology Bldg. 10th Kejinan Road High-Tech Zone Nanshan District Shenzen, PR China 518057 Tel: 86 755 33966678 Fax: 86 755 33966700 Pulse North China Room 2704/2705 Super Ocean Finance Ctr.

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#03-02 PM Industrial Bldg. Singapore 368363 Tel: 65 6287 8998 Fax: 65 6287 8998 Pulse North Asia 3F, No. 198 Zhongyuan Road Zhongli City Taoyuan County 320 Taiwan R. O. C. Tel: 886 3 4356768 Fax: 886 3 4356823 (Pulse) Fax: 886 3 4356820 (FRE) Performance warranty of products offered on this data sheet is limited to the parameters specified. Data is subject to change without notice. Other brand and product names mentioned herein may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. © Copyright, 2011. Pulse Electronics, Inc. All rights reserved. Notes from Tables 1. Temperature of the component (ambient plus temperature rise) must be within specified operating temperature range. 2. The rated current as listed is either the saturation current or the heating current depending on which value is lower. 3. The saturation current is the current which causes the inductance to drop to 75% of its initial induc- tance at zero bias. This current is determined by placing the component at room ambient (25°C), and applying a short duration pulse current (to eliminate self-heating effects) to the component. 4. The heating current is the DC current, which causes the temperature of the part to increase by approximately 40°C. This current is determined by extending the terminals of the component with 30mm length 28 gauge buss wires and applying the current to the device for 30 minutes. The tem- perature is measured by placing the thermocouple between the winding and the shield. 5. In high volt*time applications, additional heating in the component can occur due to core losses in the inductor which may necessitate derating the current in order to limit the temperature rise of the component. In order to determine the approximate total loss (or temperature rise) for a given application, both copper losses and core losses should be taken into account. /MT48/MT37 /MT50/MT48/MT37 /MT52/MT48/MT37 /MT54/MT48/MT37 /MT56/MT48/MT37 /MT49/MT48/MT48/MT37 /MT49/MT50/MT48/MT37 /MT48/MT46/MT48/MT48/MT46/MT50/MT48/MT46/MT52/MT48/MT46/MT54/MT48/MT46/MT56/MT49/MT46/MT48/MT49/MT46/MT50/MT49/MT46/MT52/MT49/MT46/MT54 /MT78/MT111/MT114/MT109/MT97/MT108/MT105/MT122/MT101/MT100/MT32/MT73/MT115/MT97/MT116 /MT80/MT101/MT114/MT99/MT101/MT110/MT116/MT97/MT103/MT101/MT32/MT111/MT102/MT32/MT116/MT104/MT101/MT32/MT105/MT110/MT105/MT116/MT105/MT97/MT108/MT32/MT105/MT110/MT100/MT117/MT99/MT116/MT97/MT110/MT99/MT101 Inductance vs Current Characteristics /MT49 /MT50 Schematic Dimensions: Inches mm Unless otherwise specified, all tolerances are ± .010 0,25