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The AT-1224-TWT-4-R is an externally driven electromagnetic transducer manufactured by PUI Audio, Inc. It operates within a voltage range of 6 V to 15 V and draws a current of 40 mA. The device features a self-resonant frequency of 2.4 kHz and produces a sound pressure level of 85 dBA. Designed for through-hole mounting, it utilizes PC pin termination. The housing is constructed from PBT (Polybutylene Terephthalate) material, ensuring durability in various environments.
Verify the specific operating voltage requirements against your circuit design, as this model supports a range of 6 V to 15 V. Confirm that the PCB layout accommodates through-hole pins with appropriate spacing. Ensure the enclosure allows for top-fire sound projection without obstruction. Check RoHS compliance documentation if required for your manufacturing standards. Validate mechanical dimensions against your assembly constraints before finalizing procurement.
Select this component when an externally driven magnetic transducer is preferred over piezoelectric alternatives for lower impedance applications. The 2.4 kHz resonance provides clear audibility for alert tones. Consider the 85 dBA output level relative to ambient noise conditions. The PBT housing offers resistance to common environmental factors. Ensure the driving circuit can supply the required 40 mA current at voltages between 6 V and 15 V.
This part belongs to the AT series of transducers from PUI Audio, Inc., which specializes in audio components for industrial and consumer markets. The series includes various voltage and frequency options. This specific model is designed for applications requiring robust, through-hole mounted electromagnetic buzzers. PUI Audio has extensive experience in producing custom and standard audio solutions for medical, security, and appliance industries.
The AT-1224-TWT-4-R may be substituted with other models in the AT series, such as the AT-1224-TWT-5V-2-R or AT-1224-TWT-12V-2-R, depending on the specific operating voltage needed. Verify that any replacement maintains the same 2.4 kHz frequency and through-hole mounting style. Ensure the sound pressure level and current draw are compatible with the existing circuit design.