COILCRAFT DT1608C

Document 178-1
Shielded Power Inductors – DT1608C
The Coilcraft DT1608 Series is magnetically shielded
and the materials used provide natural heat sinking. This
allows these parts to be used at relatively high currents.
Even at 150% of rated current, the temperature rise is
less than 15°C.
Because of their “swinging” inductance vs current characteristics, the DT1608 Series can be used as ultra high
L inductors at zero or low current.
For new designs, consider the LPS4018 as an alternative
to this series. The LPS4018 series is more cost effective, features a smaller footprint, lower profile and better
current handling. We will continue to manufacture and
support the DT1608C indefinitely.
Specifications
Inductance2
DCR max
SRF typ
Part number1
±20% (µH)
(Ohms)
(MHz)
DT1608C-102ML_
1.0
0.065
180
DT1608C-152ML_
1.5
0.070
120
DT1608C-222ML_
2.2
0.075
100
DT1608C-332ML_
3.3
0.080
70
DT1608C-472ML_
4.7
0.085
60
DT1608C-682ML_
6.8
0.090
50
DT1608C-103ML_
10
0.125
45
DT1608C-153ML_
15
0.135
35
DT1608C-223ML_
22
0.160
25
DT1608C-333ML_
33
0.275
20
DT1608C-473ML_
47
0.300
17
DT1608C-683ML_
68
0.575
14
DT1608C-104ML_
100
1.10
12
DT1608C-154ML_
150
1.40
7.0
DT1608C-224ML_
220
2.25
7.0
DT1608C-334ML_
330
2.90
6.0
DT1608C-474ML_
470
3.60
4.0
DT1608C-684ML_
680
4.55
3.5
DT1608C-105ML_
1000
8.10
2.5
1. When ordering, please specify termination and packaging codes:
DT1608C-106MLC
Termination:L=RoHS compliant gold over nickel over moly-manganese.
Special order: T = RoHS tin-silver-copper (95.5/4/0.5)
or S = non-RoHS tin-lead (63/37).
Packaging:C
=7″ machine-ready reel. EIA-481 embossed plastic
tape (750 parts per full reel).
B=Less than full reel. In tape, but not machine ready.
To have a leader and trailer added ($25 charge), use
code letter C instead.
D
=13″ machine-ready reel. EIA-481 embossed plastic
tape (2500 parts per full reel).
Operating Parameters
Inductance Current EnergySwitching
rating3
rating4
storage max frequency
(µH)
(A)
(µJoules)
max
0.60
2.0
1.8
1 MHz
0.80
1.9
1.8
1 MHz
0.90
1.5
1.8
1 MHz
1.5
1.2
1.4
1 MHz
2.0
1.2
1.6
1 MHz
3.0
1.0
1.9
1 MHz
5.0
0.7
1.2
1 MHz
6.0
0.6
1.1
1 MHz
10
0.5
1.2
1 MHz
12
0.45
1.5
1 MHz
20
0.34
1.3
1 MHz
30
0.29
1.4
1 MHz
40
0.24
1.5
1 MHz
60
0.20
1.4
500 kHz
90
0.17
1.6
500 kHz
100
0.16
1.4
500 kHz
150
0.14
1.5
500 kHz
200
0.12
1.4
500 kHz
400
0.08
1.4
500 kHz
2. Inductance tested at 0.1 Vrms, 100 kHz, 0 Adc.
3. Measured at the rated current. Refer to L vs Current curves for details.
4. Average maximum allowable current. DT Series inductors are designed
for current spikes as high as twice the current rating.
5.Ambient temperature range: –40°C to +85°C
6.Storage temperature range: Component: –40°C to +85°C
Packaging: –55°C to +80°C
7.Resistance to soldering heat: Three reflows at >217°C for 90 seconds
(+260°C ±5°C for 20 – 40 seconds), allowing parts to cool to room
temperature between.
8. Electrical specifications at 25°C.
See Color Coding section for part marking information.
Refer to Doc 362 “Soldering Surface Mount Components” before soldering.
Document 178-1 Revised 05/20/10
Document 178-2
Shielded Power Inductors – DT1608C Series
Typical L vs Current
0.160
dia
4,06
10000
0.115max
2,92
Inductance (µH)
1000
0.260 max
6,60
-105
0.070
1,78
-104
100
0.175max
4,45
-103
10
0.055
1,40
0.050
1,27
0.160
4,06
0.140
3,56
0.090
2,29
0.170min
4,32
0.040
1,02
0.270
6,86
Recommended
Land Pattern
-102
1
Part Marking
Dash number
0.01
0.1
Current (A)
1
10
XXX
0.1
1st
significant
digit
2nd
significant
digit
Multiplier
Part marking since Feb. 2005.
Parts manufactured prior to that
date may have color dots.
Isat Derating
Weight:
136 – 157 mg
Terminations: Gold over nickel over moly-manganese. Other terminations
available at additional cost.
Tape and reel:750/7″ reel; 2500/13″ reel 12 mm tape width
For packaging data see Tape and Reel Specifications section.
+30
+20
+10
0
-10
25°C
Change in rated current (%)
Part marking prior to Feb. 2005
Visit www.coilcraft.com/colrpowr.cfm
for color dot marking details.
-20
-30
-40
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
120 140
Ambient temperature (°C)
Document 178-2 Revised 05/20/10