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The Delevan 4211R-20 is an axial leaded ferrite bead designed for EMI and RFI suppression. It exhibits an impedance of 163 Ohms at a test frequency of 100 MHz. The component features a single-line configuration with axial termination style, suitable for through-hole mounting on printed circuit boards. Physical dimensions include a length of approximately 0.545 inches (13.8 mm) and a diameter of 3.51 mm. This device serves as a passive filter to attenuate high-frequency noise in electronic circuits.
Verify the specific impedance value and tolerance against the manufacturer's official datasheet prior to procurement, as values may vary by revision. Confirm that the axial package dimensions are compatible with the target PCB footprint. Ensure the component meets required environmental operating temperatures and current ratings for the intended application environment.
Select this component when axial mounting is preferred over surface-mount alternatives for ferrite beads. Consider the 163 Ohm impedance at 100 MHz to ensure adequate noise attenuation for the specific frequency spectrum of interest. Verify that the physical size fits within the available board space and that the lead spacing matches the design requirements.
The 4211R series represents Delevan's line of axial ferrite beads. These components are part of a broader family of passive filters used for signal integrity management. The 4211R-20 specifically denotes a variant within this series characterized by its particular impedance rating and axial form factor, distinguishing it from surface-mount or different impedance variants in the product catalog.
Cross-reference with other axial ferrite beads offering similar 163 Ohm impedance at 100 MHz. Ensure substitute parts match the physical dimensions and lead configuration for direct replacement without PCB modification.
The impedance of 163 Ohms is measured at a test frequency of 100 MHz.
The 4211R-20 is an axial ferrite bead and does not feature a magnetic shield structure typical of surface-mount shield beads; it relies on the ferrite material properties for suppression.