UT/ET Series High Impedance Common Mode Inductors
UT/ET Series High Impedance Common Mode Inductors
SKU:IND-52d3e5
Prevent EMI/RFI with UT/ET Series Inductors. High impedance, low leakage flux, and industry-compliant.
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The UT/ET Series Common Mode Inductors are essential components for combating electromagnetic and radio frequency interference in various electronic applications. With features such as low leakage flux, high self-resonant frequency, and low stray capacitance, these inductors offer reliable EMI and RFI prevention. Designed with a horizontal configuration, a min. inductance of 36.00 mH, and meeting industry standards including CSA, IEC, and UL, these inductors ensure optimal performance and compliance in institutional and government procurement settings.
Product Specifications
Specifications Configuration Type
Horizontal
Specifications Current Rating
0.9 A
Specifications Dielectric Withstanding Voltage Ac
2,000 V
Specifications Features
High Impedance at Applicable Frequency | High Self-Resonant Frequency | Low Leakage Flux | Low Stray Capacitance in Section Winding
Specifications Height H
25 mm
Specifications Industry Standards
CSA | IEC | UL
Specifications Length L
30 mm
Specifications Max Dcr
0.8 Ohm
Specifications Max Inductance Difference
1,000 µH
Specifications Max Temperature Rise
45 ºC
Specifications Min Inductance
36.00 mH
Specifications Min Insulation Resistance
100 mOhm
Specifications Operating Temperature Range
-20 to 105 ºC
Specifications Pin Mounting A
24.0 mm
Specifications Pin Mounting B
20.0 mm
Specifications Rated Voltage Ac
250 V
Specifications Weight
1.40 oz
Specifications Width W
30 mm
Technical Notes 0
The inductance difference measures between the coil L1 and L2.