LDT565630T-011

Overview

The LDT565630T-011 is a surface mount photoflash capacitor charging transformer manufactured by TDK Corporation. It features an inductance of 6.0 µH and supports a maximum current capacity of 1.5 A. The component utilizes a compact SMD package with dimensions of 5.80 mm x 5.80 mm. Designed for switching mode power supply applications, it facilitates efficient energy transfer in high-frequency circuits.

Feature Summary

• Surface mount construction for automated assembly
• Optimized for photoflash capacitor charging
• Compact footprint suitable for space-constrained designs

Applications

• Photoflash capacitor charging transformers
• Switching mode power supplies
• Compact electronic systems

Procurement Notes

Verify the obsolete status of this specific part number before initiating procurement processes. Confirm availability through authorized distributors or secondary market channels, as standard production lines may no longer support this item. Ensure that any substitute components meet the original electrical specifications and physical dimensions to maintain system integrity.

Selection Notes

Select this component when designing circuits requiring a 6.0 µH inductance with a 1.5 A current rating in a surface mount format. Consider its specific application in photoflash charging systems. Evaluate alternative parts if long-term supply stability is required, given the obsolete status. Ensure compatibility with existing PCB layouts due to the fixed 5.80 mm x 5.80 mm package size.

Part Context

This transformer belongs to TDK's portfolio of passive components designed for power conversion. It serves as a critical element in managing energy storage and release in flash photography equipment. The design focuses on reliability and efficiency within small form factors, aligning with industry trends toward miniaturization in consumer electronics.

Replacement Considerations

Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Due to the obsolete status, engineers must identify equivalent components based on matching inductance, current rating, and package dimensions from other manufacturers.