FBA04VA900BA-00

Chip Ferrite Bead Overview

The FBA04VA900BA-00 is an axial leaded ferrite bead inductor manufactured by Taiyo Yuden. It exhibits a nominal impedance of 90 Ohms at a test frequency of 100 MHz. The component supports a maximum DC current of 7 A with a maximum DC resistance of 10 mOhms. Physical dimensions are 3.5 mm in diameter and 11.5 mm in length. It operates within a temperature range of -25°C to +85°C.

Chip Ferrite Bead Feature Summary

• Provides high-frequency noise suppression through axial ferrite bead construction
• Supports high continuous current loads up to 7 Amperes
• Features low DC resistance for minimal signal loss in power lines

Chip Ferrite Bead Applications

• Electromagnetic interference (EMI) filtering in power supply circuits
• Noise suppression on high-current data or power lines
• Common mode noise reduction in electronic assemblies

Chip Ferrite Bead Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix BA against the official datasheet to confirm exact physical and electrical tolerances. Confirm RoHS compliance status directly from the manufacturer documentation. Check for end-of-life notifications or discontinuation notices prior to finalizing procurement plans.

Chip Ferrite Bead Selection Notes

Select this component when high current handling capability is required alongside significant impedance at 100 MHz. Ensure the axial package fits the available PCB real estate. Verify that the operating temperature range meets the environmental requirements of the target application.

Chip Ferrite Bead Part Context

This part belongs to the FB series of ferrite beads from Taiyo Yuden. It is designed as a through-hole component for robust mounting. The product line focuses on providing reliable EMI suppression for industrial and consumer electronics applications requiring durable axial leads.

Chip Ferrite Bead Replacement Considerations

Cross-reference with other axial ferrite beads offering 90 Ohms impedance at 100 MHz and 7A current rating. Verify pin compatibility and physical dimensions before substitution.