LP7360MT102

Fixed Inductors Overview

The LP7360MT102 is a general purpose shielded surface mount power inductor manufactured by Stackpole Electronics Inc. It features a nominal inductance of 1000 µH with a tolerance of 20%. The component operates within a temperature range of -40°C to +85°C and has a maximum rated current of 1.8 A. Its physical dimensions are 18.54 mm in length, 15.24 mm in width, and 7.62 mm in height. The device utilizes a two-terminal SMT package and complies with RoHS standards.

Fixed Inductors Feature Summary

• Shielded construction for magnetic field containment
• Designed for general purpose power applications
• Surface mount technology compatible

Fixed Inductors Applications

• Power inductor circuits
• General purpose electronic filtering
• SMD assembly processes

Fixed Inductors Procurement Notes

Verify the specific datasheet version for the LP7360MT102 to confirm the exact DC resistance value, as it varies significantly across the series. Ensure the operating current requirements do not exceed the 1.8 A rating specified for this model. Confirm RoHS compliance status matches project requirements before finalizing procurement orders.

Fixed Inductors Selection Notes

Select this component when a high-inductance value of 1000 µH is required in a standard 7360 footprint. Consider the 1.8 A current limit and 0.47 Ω DC resistance characteristics for thermal management. Compare against other series variants like PS5022MT221 if different inductance or current ratings better suit the circuit design needs.

Fixed Inductors Part Context

This part belongs to the LP series of general purpose inductors from Stackpole Electronics. The series includes various inductance values such as 22 µH and 220 µH, all sharing similar physical dimensions and shielding technologies. These components are designed for robust performance in standard surface mount manufacturing environments.

Fixed Inductors Replacement Considerations

The PS5022MT221 offers a lower inductance of 220 µH but shares the same 7360 package and shielding type. Verify that the circuit can tolerate the difference in inductance and current ratings before substituting.