FBR06HA121NA-00

Chip Ferrite Bead Overview

The FBR06HA121NA-00 is a radial lead ferrite bead manufactured by Taiyo Yuden. It provides an impedance of 120 Ohms at 100 MHz with a maximum DC resistance of 1 milliohm and a rated current of 7 Amperes. The component operates within a temperature range of -25°C to +85°C. Its physical design features radial leads for through-hole mounting, distinguishing it from surface-mount alternatives in the same series.

Chip Ferrite Bead Feature Summary

• Radial lead configuration for through-hole PCB integration
• High current handling capability up to 7 Amperes
• Low DC resistance to minimize power loss
• Effective high-frequency noise absorption

Chip Ferrite Bead Applications

• Waveform correction of digital signals from digital equipment
• Absorption of high-frequency noise from data lines
• Power line filtering in electronic circuits

Chip Ferrite Bead Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix and lead form against the official datasheet before ordering. Confirm that the radial package matches the target PCB footprint requirements. Ensure the 7A current rating meets the circuit's operational demands. Check for any recent product change notices regarding material or dimensional updates.

Chip Ferrite Bead Selection Notes

Select this component when through-hole mounting is required for high-current applications. Compare the 120 Ohm impedance profile against other ferrite beads if specific frequency attenuation is critical. Consider the thermal performance at 7A to ensure adequate heat dissipation in the final assembly environment.

Chip Ferrite Bead Part Context

This part belongs to the FB series R type, which are leaded ferrite bead inductors. Unlike the SMD MCF or FBMH series, this model utilizes a radial construction. It serves as a passive filter element designed to suppress electromagnetic interference in power and signal lines.

Chip Ferrite Bead Replacement Considerations

Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing designs by matching impedance curves and current ratings rather than relying on direct cross-reference lists.