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TDK Inductors: Robust 3D transponder coils with high sensitivity for automotive

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TDK Corporation presents a new series of 3D transponder coils with a high sensitivity level for passive entry passive start (PEPS) and other access systems.

Measuring just 11.5 mm x 12.5 mm x 3.6 mm, the B82453C*A* series features six types of 3D transponder coils that offer sensitivity levels from 45 mV/µT to 83 mV/µT and inductance values from 4.75 mH to 13.2 mH. The center frequency is at 125 kHz. Thanks to the optimized core geometry of the new 3D transponder coils, their sensitivity levels are about 20 percent higher than that of predecessor or competitor components with comparable geometries and inductance values. This enables the wake-up function of PEPS in vehicles applications to be activated at greater distances.

The RoHS-compatible 3D transponder coils have a robust overmolded casing and the terminals of the windings are laser-welded. As a result, they feature very high mechanical stability, as is proven by the severe drop tests required for PEPS applications. Accordingly, the new transponder coils are qualified to AEC-Q200.

Main applications

  • Passive entry passive start (PEPS) systems and other access systems

Main features and benefits

  • High sensitivity
  • Compact dimensions of just 11.5 mm x 12.5 mm x 3.6 mm
  • Very high mechanical stability
  • Qualified to AEC-Q200

Key data

Ordering code Axis LR 
[mH]±3%
Q (typ.) 
-10% /+15 %
S (typ.) 
[mV/µT]
fres,min.
[kHz]
RDC max.
[Ω]
B82453C0300A000 X 4.75 23.5 60 600 80
Y 4.75 23.5 57 600 80
Z 5.85 19.0 54 400 165
B82453C0203A000 X 4.75 23.5 60 600 80
Y 4.75 24.5 57 600 80
Z 7.20 19.5 50 400 165
B82453C0275A000 X 7.20 23.5 80 400 95
Y 7.20 24.5 75 420 100
Z 7.20 19.5 50 400 165
B82453C0285A000 X 6.30 23.5 75 440 90
Y 6.30 24.5 70 460 90
Z 9.00 19.5 63 360 190
B82453C0301A000 X 6.30 23.5 75 440 90
Y 6.30 24.5 70 460 90
Z 11.00 19.5 73 330 220
B82453C0270A000 X 6.75 23.5 77 430 92
Y 6.75 24.5 73 450 95
Z 13.20 19.5 83 300 250

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