Conditions — 1 MHz; 1.0 V (RMS not stated); 25 °C ambient.
Why it matters — Sets the starting inductance used in ripple and control calculations. This small-signal value is not the inductance guaranteed at operating bias.
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A3 added MAX current columns; A4 added the voltage column. Read nominal inductance, bias limits, heating limits and mounting drawings separately. The MAX current-column convention remains unresolved.
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01 / PARAMETERS & CONDITIONS
Typ, min and max retain the document’s labels. A dash means no value is stated for that label; it does not mean zero.
Conditions — 1 MHz; 1.0 V (RMS not stated); 25 °C ambient.
Why it matters — Sets the starting inductance used in ripple and control calculations. This small-signal value is not the inductance guaranteed at operating bias.
Conditions — Table note: 25 °C ambient. Instrument is not stated for DCR.
Why it matters — Supports a DC conduction-loss budget. Use the stated maximum for a bound at its reference temperature; it excludes AC/core loss.
Conditions — Approximately +40 °C rise from 25 °C ambient; DC test current.
Why it matters — Describes self-heating under the supplier test method. Verify total temperature on the actual PCB and current waveform.
The printed MAX value is 10.0 A, below TYP 12.0 A. No reinterpretation as MIN or absolute maximum is made.
Conditions — DC current at approximately 30% L0 decrease; 25 °C ambient.
Why it matters — Marks a stated inductance-drop threshold. It is neither a continuous-current rating nor a no-saturation boundary.
The MAX-column value 17.5 A is retained literally; no guaranteed hot-current limit is inferred.
Conditions — A4 adds the MAX voltage column. Surge, dielectric and waveform test details are not supplied.
Why it matters — Check the actual component voltage stress and its transients against the confirmed rating.
Conditions — Ambient plus self-heating.
Why it matters — A material operating/storage limit, distinct from ambient temperature and from a permitted temperature rise.
Conditions — Not specified for this field in the cited pages.
Why it matters — A material operating/storage limit, distinct from ambient temperature and from a permitted temperature rise.
magnetically shielded; AEC-Q200 qualified; RoHS compliant; halogen free declaration
PDF p. 2Conditions — Not specified for this field in the cited pages.
Why it matters — A declaration in this document. It does not qualify the finished equipment or replace a product-specific qualification report.
Core chemistry and an individual qualification report are not included.
x: 4.4 ±0.35; y: 4.2 ±0.25; height: 1.8 ±0.2; maximum envelope: 4.75; 4.45; 2 mm
PDF p. 2, 4Conditions — Not specified for this field in the cited pages.
Why it matters — Use with the original drawing for clearance, terminal overlap and assembly review. A body size does not establish PCB compatibility.
horizontal terminal callout: 0.8 ±0.3; terminal width: 2.0 ±0.3; coplanarity or standoff callout: 0 to 0.15 mm
PDF p. 4Conditions — Not specified for this field in the cited pages.
Why it matters — Use with the original drawing for clearance, terminal overlap and assembly review. A body size does not establish PCB compatibility.
Keep the drawing orientation; do not substitute these terminal dimensions for the recommended lands.
pad width: 2.5; pad length along connection axis: 1.5; inner gap: 2.2; outer span: 5.2 mm
PDF p. 4Conditions — Not specified for this field in the cited pages.
Why it matters — A recommended PCB land geometry. Compare copper, mask and paste against both drawings before any replacement.
1.5 mm pad length is calculated as (5.2−2.2)/2; no land tolerance is printed.
Three-digit inductance code; the page illustrates 1R0, not the selected R22 sample. code
PDF p. 4Conditions — Not specified for this field in the cited pages.
Why it matters — Supports part identification together with full reel/lot labels. A generic drawing is not a photograph of this exact model.
Conditions — Not specified for this field in the cited pages.
Why it matters — Use to review the permitted assembly thermal profile. Confirm the applicable package classification and line process; this is not an oven recipe or a completed test.
SnPb temperature: 100; 150; Pb free temperature: 150; 200; both time: 60; 120 °C; s
PDF p. 8Conditions — Not specified for this field in the cited pages.
Why it matters — Use to review the permitted assembly thermal profile. Confirm the applicable package classification and line process; this is not an oven recipe or a completed test.
Conditions — Average ramp-up from Tsmax to Tp: 3 °C/s maximum; average ramp-down from Tp to Tsmax: 6 °C/s maximum. The limits apply to both solder process columns.
Why it matters — Use to review the permitted assembly thermal profile. Confirm the applicable package classification and line process; this is not an oven recipe or a completed test.
Conditions — Not specified for this field in the cited pages.
Why it matters — Use to review the permitted assembly thermal profile. Confirm the applicable package classification and line process; this is not an oven recipe or a completed test.
within 5C of Tc SnPb: 20; within 5C of Tc Pb free: 30; 25C to peak SnPb max minutes: 6; 25C to peak Pb free max minutes: 8 s; min
PDF p. 8Conditions — Peak temperature/time tolerance is defined by the sheet as supplier minimum and user maximum.
Why it matters — Use to review the permitted assembly thermal profile. Confirm the applicable package classification and line process; this is not an oven recipe or a completed test.
volume columns mm3: <350; 350–2000; >2000; thickness rows mm: <1.6: 260; 260; 260; 1.6–2.5: 260; 250; 245; >2.5: 250; 245; 245 °C
PDF p. 8Conditions — Generic thickness/volume classification; applicability must be confirmed.
Why it matters — Use to review the permitted assembly thermal profile. Confirm the applicable package classification and line process; this is not an oven recipe or a completed test.
No inferred SnPb correction: that table repeats a volume heading. No standalone guaranteed part-specific peak is asserted here.
Conditions — Not specified for this field in the cited pages.
Why it matters — For reel/feed and assembly preparation; it is not an inventory or order-quantity promise.
tape width: 12 ±0.3; pocket pitch: 8 ±0.1; sprocket pitch: 4 ±0.1; hole diameter: 1.5 ±0.1; half pitch: 2 ±0.1; edge to hole: 1.75 (no tolerance printed); hole line to pocket center: 5.5 ±0.1 mm
PDF p. 9Conditions — Not specified for this field in the cited pages.
Why it matters — For reel/feed and assembly preparation; it is not an inventory or order-quantity promise.
Conditions — Not specified for this field in the cited pages.
Why it matters — For reel/feed and assembly preparation; it is not an inventory or order-quantity promise.
outer diameter: 330 ±2.0; hub diameter: 100 ±1.0; center hole: 13.0 ±1.0; surrounding hole callout: 20.0 ±0.5; key callout: 2.0 ±0.5; A: 12.5 ±0.5; B: 2.0 ±0.2 mm
PDF p. 10Conditions — Not specified for this field in the cited pages.
Why it matters — For reel/feed and assembly preparation; it is not an inventory or order-quantity promise.
Conditions — Not specified for this field in the cited pages.
Why it matters — For reel/feed and assembly preparation; it is not an inventory or order-quantity promise.
force: 0.1; 1.3; peel speed approx: 300; peel angle: 165; 180 N; mm/min; degrees
PDF p. 10Conditions — Not specified for this field in the cited pages.
Why it matters — For reel/feed and assembly preparation; it is not an inventory or order-quantity promise.
26 ±3 °C; RH <70%; 1 MHz, 1.0 V; Wayne Kerr 3260B/G + 3265B.
Curves were visually located, not digitized or treated as guaranteed limits. The page-3 table controls the quoted rating.
PDF p. 5Can VCMA-0420-R22-M-1A replace XAL4020-221MEC? Read the current and pad conditions first →
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