HBWS2012-8N2J

Overview

The HBWS2012-8N2J is a fixed wirewound inductor from Max Echo, housed in an 0805 (2015 metric) surface-mount package. It features a nominal inductance of 8.2 nH with a tolerance of ±5% (J). The component supports a maximum current rating of 600 mA and exhibits a maximum DC resistance of 60 mOhm. Designed as a non-shielded device, it utilizes ceramic construction suitable for high-frequency applications.

Feature Summary

• Non-shielded wirewound construction utilizing ceramic materials
• Surface-mount design compatible with standard 0805 footprints
• Optimized for high-frequency signal integrity

Applications

• RF circuit filtering
• High-speed digital line termination
• Impedance matching networks

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix 'J' confirms the ±5% tolerance requirement for your design. Ensure the 600 mA current limit aligns with peak operational loads. Confirm the non-shielded nature does not induce unwanted coupling in dense layouts. Cross-reference the 60 mOhm DCR against power loss constraints.

Selection Notes

Select this component when low inductance values are critical for RF performance. The 0805 package offers a balance between size and handling ease. Consider the non-shielded topology if magnetic interference with adjacent components is manageable. Evaluate thermal dissipation capabilities relative to the 60 mOhm resistance under continuous load conditions.

Part Context

This part belongs to the HBWS series of ceramic wirewound inductors manufactured by Max Echo. These components are engineered for stability in demanding electronic environments. The series provides various inductance options within the 0805 form factor to support diverse circuit requirements.

Replacement Considerations

Direct substitutes must match the 8.2 nH value, 0805 footprint, and similar electrical characteristics. Verify that alternative vendors offer comparable non-shielded wirewound constructions. Ensure replacement parts maintain equivalent current ratings and DC resistance limits.