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Sumida High current SMD type Inductor for Automotive applications

5.7.2017
Reading Time: 10 mins read
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source: Sumida news

This SMD power inductor series is wound by flat wire and assembled with a Mn-Zn ferrite core. The L values range (lower side) of the existing CDEP15D90/T150 and newly developed 13mm sq. CDEP13D76/T150 was expanded. To meet the high power handling and high insulation voltage demand for automotive applications, the CDEPxxDxx/T150 series which would correspond to high insulation voltage (DC120V) was developed.

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The product family family of CDEPxxxxT150 will continue to be further developed in order to expand Sumida’s product portfolio and to fulfil the increasing demand from the market.

Key Features

  • AEC-Q200 qualified
  • Secured insulation voltage between core and coil (max 120Vdc)
  • Operational Temperature range:  -40°C ~ +150°C (including self-heating)

Applications

  • LED head lighting
  • ECU & other high power supply applications for automotive

Electrical Characteristics – CDEP13D76/T150:  Standard Types

Part Name  Inductance
(µH)(±20%)
※1 
D.C.R(mΩ) (±20%)  Saturation Current (A) ※2
Temperature Rise Currrent
(A) ※3 
at 20°C   at 150°C
CDEP13D76T150NP-1R0MC 105 1.00 1.98 31.0 21.0 20.0
CDEP13D76T150NP-1R6MC 105 1.60 2.60 25.0 17.0 17.8
CDEP13D76T150NP-2R4MC 105 2.40 3.30 21.0 15.0 16.1
CDEP13D76T150NP-3R6MC 105 3.60 3.90 17.2 11.5 15.0
CDEP13D76T150NP-5R1MC 105 5.10 4.80 14.6 10.3 13.0
CDEP13D76T150NP-6R8MC 105 6.80 5.90 12.7 9.00 11.5
CDEP13D76T150NP-100MC 105 10.0  10.3 10.5 7.30 8.50
CDEP13D76T150NP-120MC 105 12.5  13.4 9.30  6.50 7.50
CDEP13D76T150NP-150MC 105  15.0 15.2 8.50 6.20 7.00
CDEP13D76T150NP-220MC 105 22.0  23.4 6.90 4.70 5.30


Electrical Characteristics – CDEP13D76/T150:  High Power Types

Part Name  Inductance
(µH)(±20%)
※1
D.C.R(mΩ) (±20%)  Saturation Current (A) ※2
Temperature Rise Currrent
(A) ※3 
at 20°C   at 150°C
CDEP13D76T150NP-0R8MC-90 0.80 1.98 40.0 27.0 20.0
CDEP13D76T150NP-1R5MC-90 1.50 2.60 28.5 19.0 17.8
CDEP13D76T150NP-2R2MC-90 2.20 3.30 24.5 16.5 16.1
CDEP13D76T150NP-3R3MC-90 3.30 3.90 19.4 14.2 15.0
CDEP13D76T150NP-4R3MC-90 4.30 4.80 17.2 12.2 13.0
CDEP13D76T150NP-6R8MC-90 6.80 7.40 13.7 9.50 10.0
CDEP13D76T150NP-100MC-90 10.0  13.4 11.3 7.70 7.50
CDEP13D76T150NP-120MC-90 12.5  15.2 10.2 7.20 7.00
CDEP13D76T150NP-150MC-90 15.0 19.9 9.30 6.50 6.00
CDEP13D76T150NP-220MC-90 22.0  30.4 7.50 5.40 4.70


Electrical Characteristics – CDEP15D90/T150:  Standard Types

Part Name  Inductance
(µH)(±20%)
※1 
D.C.R(mΩ) (±20%)  Saturation Current (A)  ※2
Temperature Rise Currrent
(A) ※3 
at 20°C   at 150°C
CDEP15D90T150NP-0R5MC-125 0.50 1.20 63.0 43.0 33.5
CDEP15D90T150NP-1R2MC-125 1.20 1.75 41.9 28.5 24.5
CDEP15D90T150NP-2R0MC-125 2.00 2.40 31.0 22.0 23.0
CDEP15D90T150NP-3R3MC-125 3.30 2.90 25.0 17.0 18.5
 CDEP15D90T150NP-4R7MC-125  4.70 3.50   21.2 14.8  16.5 
CDEP15D90T150NP-6R2MC-125   6.20 4.90   18.5 13.0  14.8 
 CDEP15D90T150NP-100MC-125 10.0   7.90 15.0  10.4   12.5
CDEP15D90T150NP-120MC-125  12.5  8.90  12.8   9.50  12.2
 CDEP15D90T150NP-150MC-125  15.0  10.6 12.0  8.40   8.50
CDEP15D90T150NP-220MC-125  22.0   14.5 9.60  6.60   7.50


Electrical Characteristics – CDEP15D90/T150:  High Power Types

Part Name  Inductance
(µH)(±20%)
※1
D.C.R(mΩ) (±20%)  Saturation Current (A) ※2
Temperature Rise Currrent
(A) ※3 
at 20°C   at 150°C
CDEP15D90T150NP-1R0MC-100 1.00 1.75 51.6 35.8 24.5
CDEP15D90T150NP-1R6MC-100 1.60 2.40 42.0 28.0 23.0
CDEP15D90T150NP-2R4MC-100 2.40 2.90 34.5 24.5 18.5
CDEP15D90T150NP-3R6MC-100 3.60 3.50 26.5 18.5 16.5
 CDEP15D90T150NP-4R7MC-100 4.70 4.90 24.0 16.6 14.8
CDEP15D90T150NP-6R8MC-100 6.80 5.50 20.4 13.8 13.5
 CDEP15D90T150NP-100MC-100 10.0  8.90 16.3 11.6 12.2
CDEP15D90T150NP-120MC-100 12.5  10.6 15.0 10.3 8.50
 CDEP15D90T150NP-150MC-100 15.0 13.4 13.4 9.60 8.00
CDEP15D90T150NP-220MC-100 22.0  20.1 11.0 7.50 6.50

※ 1 Measuring frequency at 100kHz 0.1V
※ 2 Saturation current: This indicates the actual value of D.C. current when the inductance becomes 30% lower than its nominal value.
※ 3 Temperature rise current: The actual value of D.C. current when the temperature of coil becomes △T=40°C (Ta=20°C).

Please note that when using the product while applying current with audio-frequency (AF) signals may results in audible noises due to magnetostriction. Also, in order to avoid an audible noise problem, operating with non-AF signals would be recommended. The noise amplify depending on the coil mount area on the PCB.

Production

CDEP13D76/T150:  in July 2017
CDEP15D90/T150:  in series production
(Note: Though all samples are available now, series production for below 4.7uH L values parts for both types will be launched the series production in Q4 2017.)

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