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QStandard Products
KM10
MM20
1608f0603g1.6P0.8
2125f0805g2.0P1.25
3216f1206g3.2P1.6
YInternal printed coil structure creates a closed magnetic circuit which acts
as a magnetic shield eliminating crosstalk, thus permitting higher mount-
ing densities.
YMultilayer block structure yields higher reliability.
Any general circuit of portable equipment in which compact size and high
mounting densities are required.
APPLICATIONS
ORDERING CODE
MULTILAYER CHIP INDUCTORS
LK SERIES
FEATURES
OPERATING TEMP. K40V85C
LK
3216R10M_TZ
LK
Multilayer chip inductors
1
Type
Nominal InductancehAHi
4
Inductance Tolerances h%i
6
Internal code
3
2
External Dimensions
fLPWghmmi
5
Packaging
KT Tape & Reel
Q=Blank space
example
47N 0.047
R10 0.1
1R0 1
100 10
*R=decimal point
*N=0.0fnH typeg
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EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS
LK1608 LK2125 LK3216
AVAILABLE INDUCTANCE RANGE
Inductance[AH]
Type
Range 0.047 0.0470.047
33 33
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0.1
1
10
33
P.234 P.236 P.260 P.262 P.270
Selection Guide
P.8
Inductance Imax[mA]Rdcmax[E]Imax[mA]Rdcmax[E]Imax[mA]Rdcmax[E]
0.1AH 50 0.50 250 0.30 250 0.25
1AH 25 0.60 50 0.40 100 0.40
10AH 5 2.55 15 1.15 25 1.00
Examples
UnitDmmfinchg
Part Numbers Electrical Characteristics Packaging Reliability Data Precautions
Imax[mA]Rdcmax[E]
50 0.50
25 0.60
Imax[mA]Rdcmax[E]
250 0.30
50 0.40
Imax[mA]Rdcmax[E]
250 0.25
100 0.40
Type L W T e
LK1608 1.6M0.15 0.8M0.15 0.8M0.15 0.3M0.2
f0603g
f0.063M0.006gf0.031M0.006gf0.031M0.006gf0.012M0.008g
2.0J0.3 0.85M0.2
LK2125 K0.1 1.25M0.2 1.25M0.2 0.5M0.3
f0805g
f0.079J0.012 gf0.049M0.008gf0.033M0.008gf0.020M0.012g
K0.004 f0.049M0.008g
0.6M0.2
LK3216 3.2M0.2 1.6M0.2 1.1M0.3 0.5M0.3
f1206g
f0.126M0.008gf0.063M0.008gf0.024M0.008gf0.020M0.012g
f0.043M0.012g
5 2.55 15 1.15 25 1.00
etc
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LK 2125 47NM 0.047 15 320 0.20 300 50
LK 2125 68NM 0.068 M20L15 280 0.20 300 50
LK 2125 82NM 0.082 15 255 0.20 300 50
LK 2125 R10G0.10 20 235 0.30 250 25
LK 2125 R12G0.12 20 220 0.30 250 25
LK 2125 R15G0.15 20 200 0.40 250 25 0.85M0.2
LK 2125 R18G0.18 20 185 0.40 250 25 f0.033M0.008g
LK 2125 R22G0.22 20 170 0.50 250 25
LK 2125 R27G0.27 20 150 0.50 250 25
LK 2125 R33G0.33 20 145 0.55 250 25
LK 2125 R39G0.39 25 135 0.65 200 25
LK 2125 R47G0.47 25 125 0.65 200 25
LK 2125 R56G0.56 25 115 0.75 150 25 1.25M0.2
LK 2125 R68G0.68 25 105 0.80 150 25 f0.049M0.008g
LK 2125 R82G0.82 25 100 1.00 150 25
LK 2125 1R0G1.0 M10L45 75 0.40 50 10
LK 2125 1R2G1.2 M20L45 65 0.50 50 10 0.85M0.2
LK 2125 1R5G1.5 45 60 0.50 50 10
LK 2125 1R8G1.8 45 55 0.60 50 10 f0.033M0.008g
LK 2125 2R2G2.2 45 50 0.65 30 10
LK 2125 2R7G2.7 45 45 0.75 30 10
LK 2125 3R3G3.3 45 41 0.80 30 10
LK 2125 3R9G3.9 45 38 0.90 30 10
LK 2125 4R7G4.7 45 35 1.00 30 10
LK 2125 5R6G5.6 50 32 0.90 15 4
LK 2125 6R8G6.8 50 29 1.00 15 4
LK 2125 8R2G8.2 50 26 1.10 15 4 1.25M0.2
LK 2125 100G10 50 24 1.15 15 2 f0.049M0.008g
LK 2125 120G12 50 22 1.25 15 2
LK 2125 150M 15 30 19 0.80 5 1
LK 2125 180M 18 30 18 0.90 5 1
LK 2125 220M 22 M20L30 16 1.10 5 1
LK 2125 270M 27 30 14 1.15 5 1
LK 2125 330M 33 30 13 1.25 5 0.4
LK 1608 47NM 0.047 10 260 0.30 50 50
LK 1608 68NM 0.068 M20L10 250 0.30 50 50
LK 1608 82NM 0.082 10 245 0.30 50 50
LK 1608 R10G0.10 15 240 0.50 50 25
LK 1608 R12G0.12 15 205 0.50 50 25
LK 1608 R15G0.15 15 180 0.60 50 25
LK 1608 R18G0.18 15 165 0.60 50 25
LK 1608 R22G0.22 15 150 0.80 50 25
LK 1608 R27G0.27 15 136 0.80 50 25
LK 1608 R33G0.33 15 125 0.85 35 25
LK 1608 R39G0.39 15 110 1.00 35 25
LK 1608 R47G0.47 15 105 1.35 35 25
LK 1608 R56G0.56 15 95 1.55 35 25
LK 1608 R68G0.68 15 80 1.70 35 25
LK 1608 R82G0.82 15 75 2.10 35 25
LK 1608 1R0G1.0 M10L35 70 0.60 25 10 0.8M0.15
LK 1608 1R2G1.2 M20L35 60 0.80 25 10
LK 1608 1R5G1.5 35 55 0.80 25 10 f0.031M0.006g
LK 1608 1R8G1.8 35 50 0.95 25 10
LK 1608 2R2G2.2 35 45 1.15 15 10
LK 1608 2R7G2.7 35 40 1.35 15 10
LK 1608 3R3G3.3 35 38 1.55 15 10
LK 1608 3R9G3.9 35 36 1.70 15 10
LK 1608 4R7G4.7 35 33 2.10 15 10
LK 1608 5R6G5.6 35 22 1.55 5 4
LK 1608 6R8G6.8 35 20 1.70 5 4
LK 1608 8R2G8.2 35 18 2.10 5 4
LK 1608 100G10 35 17 2.55 5 2
LK 1608 120G12 35 15 2.75 5 2
LK 1608 150M 15 20 14 1.70 1 1
LK 1608 180M 18 20 13 1.85 1 1
LK 1608 220M 22 M20L20 11 2.10 1 1
LK 1608 270M 27 20 10 2.75 1 1
LK 1608 330M 33 20 9 2.95 1 1
PART NUMBERS
Inductance
hAHiInductance
tolerance fmin.g
Self resonant
frequency
[MHz]fmin.g
DC
Resistance
hEifmax.g
Rated current
hmAi
fmax.g
Measuring
frequency
hMHzi
Thickness
hmmi
finchg
Ordering code
Inductance
hAHiInductance
tolerance
Self resonant
frequency
[MHz]fmin.g
DC
Resistance
hEifmax.g
Rated current
hmAi
fmax.g
Measuring
frequency
hMHzi
Thickness
hmmi
finchg
Ordering code
fmin.g
LK1608
LK2125
YG Please specify the Inductance tolerance code (K or M).
YG Please specify the Inductance tolerance code (K or M).
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LK 3216 47NM 0.047 M20L20 320 0.15 300 50
LK 3216 68NM 0.068 20 280 0.25 300 50
LK 3216 R10G0.10 20 235 0.25 250 25
LK 3216 R12G0.12 20 220 0.30 250 25 0.6M0.2
LK 3216 R15G0.15 20 200 0.30 250 25
LK 3216 R18G0.18 20 185 0.40 250 25 f0.024M0.008g
LK 3216 R22G0.22 20 170 0.40 250 25
LK 3216 R27G0.27 20 150 0.50 250 25
LK 3216 R33G0.33 20 145 0.60 250 25
LK 3216 R39G0.39 25 135 0.50 200 25
LK 3216 R47G0.47 25 125 0.60 200 25 1.1M0.3
LK 3216 R56G0.56 25 115 0.70 150 25
LK 3216 R68G0.68 25 105 0.80 150 25 f0.043M0.012g
LK 3216 R82G0.82 25 100 0.90 150 25
LK 3216 1R0G1.0 M10L45 75 0.40 100 10 0.6M0.2
LK 3216 1R2G1.2 M20L45 65 0.50 100 10 f0.024M0.008g
LK 3216 1R5G1.5 45 60 0.50 50 10
LK 3216 1R8G1.8 45 55 0.50 50 10
LK 3216 2R2G2.2 45 50 0.60 50 10
LK 3216 2R7G2.7 45 45 0.60 50 10
LK 3216 3R3G3.3 45 41 0.70 50 10
LK 3216 3R9G3.9 45 38 0.80 50 10
LK 3216 4R7G4.7 45 35 0.90 50 10
LK 3216 5R6G5.6 50 32 0.70 25 4 1.1M0.3
LK 3216 6R8G6.8 50 29 0.80 25 4
LK 3216 8R2G8.2 50 26 0.90 25 4 f0.043M0.012g
LK 3216 100G10 50 24 1.00 25 2
LK 3216 120G12 50 22 1.05 15 2
LK 3216 150M 15 35 19 0.70 5 1
LK 3216 180M 18 35 18 0.70 5 1
LK 3216 220M 22 M20L35 16 0.90 5 1
LK 3216 270M 27 35 14 0.90 5 1
LK 3216 330M 33 35 13 1.05 5 0.4
PART NUMBERS
LK3216
Inductance
hAHiInductance
tolerance fmin.g
Self resonant
frequency
[MHz]fmin.g
DC
Resistance
hEifmax.g
Rated current
hmAi
fmax.g
Measuring
frequency
hMHzi
Thickness
hmmi
finchg
Ordering code
YG Please specify the Inductance tolerance code (K or M).
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ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
DC Bias characteristicsfMeasured by HP4194Ag
Temperature characteristicsfMeasured by HP4275Ag
Q-vs-Frequency characteristicsfMeasured by HP4195AJ41951Ag
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LK 1608
LK 3216
BK 1005
BK 1608
HK 1005
HK 1608
LK 2125
LK 3216
BK 2125
BK 3216
HK 2125
2Taping material
LK1608f0603g0.8 4000 E
f0.031g
0.85 E4000
LK2125f0805gf0.033g
1.25 E2000
f0.049g
0.6 4000 E
LK3216f1206gf0.024g
1.1 E2000
f0.043g
HK1005f0402g0.5 10000 E
f0.020g
HK1608f0603g0.8 4000 E
f0.031g
0.85 E4000
HK2125f0805gf0.033g
1.0 E3000
f0.039g
BK1005f0402g0.5 10000 E
f0.020g
BK1608f0603g0.8 4000 E
f0.031g
0.85 E4000
BK2125f0805gf0.033g
1.25 E2000
f0.049g
BK3216f1206g0.8 E4000
f0.031g
1Standard Quantity
FTape & Reel Packaging
[pcs]
Standard Quantity
Paper Tape Embossed Tape
Type Thickness
[mm]
finchg
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Y
4LEADER AND BLANK PORTION
5Reel Size
3Taping Dimensions
Type Chip cavity
Insertion Pitch
Tape Thickness
Chip Thickness
ABFT
LK1608f0603g
0.8 1.0M0.2 1.8M0.2
f0.031gf0.039M0.008gf0.071M0.008g
LK3216f1206g
0.6 2.0M0.2 3.6M0.2
f0.024gf0.079M0.008gf0.142M0.008g
.
HK1005f0402g
0.5 0.65M0.1 1.15M0.1
f0.020gf0.026M0.004gf0.045M0.004g
HK1608f0603g
0.8 1.0M0.2 1.8M0.2
f0.031gf0.039M0.008gf0.071M0.008g
BK1005f0402g
0.5 0.65M0.1 1.15M0.1
f0.020gf0.026M0.004gf0.045M0.004g
BK1608f0603g
0.8 1.0M0.2 1.8M0.2
f0.031gf0.039M0.008gf0.071M0.008g
max.
Tape Thickness
KT
Insertion Pitch
F
0.85 1.5
LK2125f0805gf0.033g1.5M0.2 2.3M0.2 4.0M0.1
f0.059g
0.3
1.25
f0.059M0.008gf0.091M0.008gf0.157M0.004g
2.0
f0.012g
f0.049g
f0.079g
LK3216f1206g1.1 2.0M0.2 3.6M0.2 4.0M0.1 2.0 0.3
f0.043gf0.079M0.008gf0.142M0.008gf0.157M0.004gf0.079gf0.012g
0.85 1.5
HK2125f0805gf0.033g1.5M0.2 2.3M0.2 4.0M0.1
f0.059g
0.3
1.0
f0.059M0.008g f0.091M0.008g f0.157M0.004g
2.0
f0.012g
f0.039g
f0.079g
0.85 1.5
BK2125f0805gf0.033g1.5M0.2 2.3M0.2 4.0M0.1
f0.059g
0.3
1.25
f0.059M0.008g f0.091M0.008g f0.157M0.004g
2.0
f0.012g
f0.049g
f0.079g
BK3216f1206g0.8 1.9M0.1 3.5M0.1 4.0M0.1 1.4 0.3
f0.031g
f0.075M0.004g f0.138M0.004g f0.157M0.004g
f0.055g
f0.012g
Type
Y
Chip cavity
AB
Chip Thickness
Embossed Tape (0.312 inches wide)
Paper tape (0.312 inches wide)
6Top tape strength
The top tape requires a peel-off force of 0.1V0.7N in the direction of
the arrow as illustrated below.
Unit : mm (inch)
Unit : mm (inch)
4.0M0.1 1.1max
2.0M0.05 0.8max
4.0M0.1 1.1max
2.0M0.05 0.8max
4.0M0.1 1.1max
f0.157M0.004g
f0.043maxg
f0.079M0.002g
f0.031maxg
f0.157M0.004g
f0.043maxg
f0.079M0.002g
f0.031maxg
f0.157M0.004g
f0.043maxg
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RELIABILITY DATA 1/4
Item
Specified Value
Test Methods and Remarks
1.Operating
Temperature
Range
2.Storage Tem-
perature Range
3.Rated Current
4.Impedance
5. Inductance
6.Q
LK3216 HK2125HK1608
K40 to J85C
K40 to J85C
LK1608 LK2125 HK1005
K55 to J125C
K40 to J85C
K55 to J125C
K40 to J85C
BK2125 BK3216BK1005 BK1608
50
to
200mA
DC
60 to 1000E
M25L
150
to
1000mA
DC
15 to 2500E
M25L
1 to 50mA
DC
BK1005 Series:
Measuring frequency: 100M1MHz
Measuring equipment: HP4291A
Measuring jig: 16192A
BK1608, 2125 Series:
Measuring frequency: 100M1MHz
Measuring equipment: HP4291A, 4195A
Measuring jig: 16092A or 16192A (HW)
BK3216 Series:
Measuring frequency: 100M1MHz
Measuring equipment: HP4291A,4195A
Measuring jig: 16192A
LK Series:
Measuring frequency: 1 to 50 MHz (LK1608)
Measuring frequency: 0.4 to 50MHz (LK2125,3216)
Measuring equipment, jig:
HP4194A + 16085B + 16092A (or its equivalent)
HP4195A + 41951 -61001 + 16092A (or its equivalent)
Measuring current:
1mA rms (0.047 to 4.7AH)
0.1mA rms (5.6 to 33AH)
HK Series:
Measuring frequency: 100MHz (HK1005)
Measuring frequency: 50 / 100MHz (HK1608, 2125)
Measuring equipment, jig:
HP4291A + 16193A (HK1005)
HP4195A + 16092A + in-house made jig
(HK1608, 2125)
LK Series:
Measuring frequency: 1 to 50 MHz (LK1608)
Measuring frequency: 0.4 to 50MHz (LK2125,3216)
Measuring equipment, jig:
HP4194A + 16085B + 16092A (or its equivalent)
HP4195A + 41951 -61001 + 16092A
(or its equivalent)
Measuring current:
1mA rms (0.047 to 4.7AH)
0.1mA rms (5.6 to 33AH)
HK Series:
Measuring frequency: 100MHz (HK1005)
Measuring frequency: 50 / 100MHz (HK1608
,
2125)
Measuring equipment, jig:
HP4291A + 16193A(HK1005)
HP4195A + 16092A + in-house made jig
(HK1608, 2125)
BB BB BB
5 to 300mA
DC
5 to 300mA
DC
Multilayer chip inductors and beads
50 ,100mA
DC
68 to 1000E
M25L
100 to
1000mA
DC
22 to 2500E
M25L
0.047 to
33.0AH:
M20%
0.10 to
12.0AH:
M10%
10 to 35
min.
0.047 to
33.0AH:
M20%
0.10 to
12.0AH:
M10%
BBBB BBBB BB
1.0 to 5.6nH:
M0.3nH,
6.8 to 120nH:
M5L,
3.3 to
120nH:M10L
15 to 50
min.
0.047 to
33.0AH:
M20%
0.10 to
12.0AH:
M10%
20
to
50
min.
1.0 to 5.6nH:
M0.3nH
6.8 to 220nH:
M5%
3.3 to 220nH:
M10%
8
to
12
min.
1.5 to 5.6nH:
M0.3nH
6.8 to 470nH:
M5%
3.3 to 470nH:
M10%
10 to 18
min.
BB BB BB
K55 to J125C
K55 to J125C
100 to
300mA
DC
300mA DC
* Definition of rated current : In the BK Series, the rated current is the value of current at which the temperature of the element is increased by 20C.
In the LK and HK Series, the rated current is either the DC value at which the initial L value is decreased by 5% with the application of DC bias, or the value of current
at which the temperature of the element is increased by 20C.
8
min.
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RELIABILITY DATA 2/4
Item
Specified Value
Test Methods and RemarKs
0.15 to 1.05E
max.
13 to 320MHz
min.
No
mechanical
damage.
BK1005 HK2125HK1608
LK3216
BK2125 BK3216 LK1608 LK2125
0.15 to 0.85E
max.
0.25 to 1.5E
max.
7.DC Resistance
8.
Self Resonance
Frequency(SRF)
9.Temperature
Characteristic
10. Resistance to
Flexure of
Substrate
0.05 to 0.8E
max.
0.3 to 2.95E
max.
9 to 260MHz
min.
No
mechanical
damage.
0.2 to 1.25E
max.
13 to 320MHz
min.
No
mechanical
damage.
0.12 to 1.60E
max.
600 to 10000
MHz min.
Inductance
change:
Within M10%
No
mechanical
damage.
0.05 to 1.5E
max.
400 to 10000
MHz min.
Inductance
change:
Within M10%
No
mechanical
damage.
BK Series: DC resistance between electrodes
LK, HK Series:
Measuring equipment: VOAC-7412
(made by Iwasaki Tsushinki)
YVOACK7512fHK1608, 2125g
LK Series:
Measuring equipment: HP4195A
Measuring jig: 41951 - 69001 + 16092A
(or its equivalent)
HK Series:
Measuring equipment: HP8719C
YHP8753DfHK2125g
HK Series:
Temperature range: -30 to +85C
Reference temperature: +20C
Warp: 2mm
Testing board: glass epoxy-resin substrate
Thickness: 0.8mm
BK1608 HK1005
0.05 to 1.8E
max.
0.10 to 1.5E
max.
200 to 4000
MHz min.
Inductance
change:
Within M10%
No
mechanical
damage.
No
mechanical
damage.
BB BB BB
BB BB BB BB BB BB
BB BB BB
Multilayer chip inductors and beads
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RELIABILITY DATA 3/4
Item
Specified Value
Test Methods and Remarks
LK3216
BK1005 HK2125HK1005
At least 75% of terminal electrode
is covered by new solder.
No mechanical damage.
Remaining terminal electrode:
70% min.
No mechanical damage.
Inductance change: Within M10%
Q change: Within M30%
BK2125 BK3216 LK1608 LK2125
At least 75% of terminal electrode
is covered by new solder.
No mechanical damage.
Remaining terminal electrode:
70% min.
No mechanical damage.
Inductance change: Within M10%
Q change: Within M20%
HK1608
BK1608
At least 75% of terminal electrode is covered
by new solder.
Appearance: No significant abnormality
Impedance change: Within M30%
Appearance: No significant abnormality
Impedance change: Within M30%
11.Solderability
12.Resistance to
Soldering
13.Thermal Shock
BK Series:
Solder temperature: 230M5C
Duration: 4M1 sec.
Immersion speed: 25mm/sec.
LK, HK Series:
Solder temperature: 230M5C
Duration: 4M1 sec.
Preheating temperature: 150 to 180C
Preheating time: 2 to 3 min.
Flux: Immersion into methanol solution with
colophony for 3 to 5 sec.
BK Series:
Solder temperature: 260M5C
Duration: 10M0.5 sec.
Preheating temperature: 150C
Preheating time: 3 min.
Immersion speed: 25 mm/sec.
Recovery: 2 to 3 hrs of recovery under the stan
dard condition after the test. (See Note 1)
LK, HK Series:
Solder temperature: 260M5C
Duration: 10M0.5 sec.
Preheating temperature: 150 to 180C
Preheating time: 2 to 3 min.
Flux: Immersion into methanol solution with
colophony for 3 to 5 sec.
BK Series:
Conditions for 1 cycle
step 1: -55 C 30M3 min.
step 2: Room temperature 10 to 15 min.
step 3: +125 C 30M3 min.
step 4: Room temperature 10 to 15 min.
Number of cycles: 5
Recovery: 2 to 3 hrs of recovery under the stan
dard condition after the test. (See Note 1)
LK Series:
Conditions for 1 cycle / step 1: -25C, 60 min.
step 2: +85C, 60 min.
HK1608, 2125 Series:
Conditions for 1 cycle / step 1: -40C, 60 min.
step 2: +85C, 60 min.
HK1005 Series:
Conditions for 1 cycle / step 1: -55C, 60 min.
step 2: +125C, 60 min.
Number of cycles: 100
+0
K
3
+3
K
0
(Note 1) When there are questions concerning
mesurement resultDmeasurement shall be made
after 48M2 hrs of recovery under
the standard condition.
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RELIABILITY DATA 4/4
Item
Specified Value
Test Methods and RemarKs
LK3216
BK1005 BK1608 BK2125
14. Damp Heat
fSteady stateg
15.Loading under
Damp Heat
16.Loading at
High
Temperature
BK3216 LK1608 LK2125
No mechanical damage.
Inductance change: Within M10%
Q change: Within M30%
No
mechanical
damage.
Inductance
change:
0.047 to
12.0AH:
Within
M10%
15.0 to 33.0
A
H:
Within
M15%
Q change:
Within
M30%
No
mechanical
damage.
Inductance
change:
0.047 to 12.0
AH:
Within
M10%
15.0 to 33.0
AH:
Within
M15%
Q change:
Within M30%
No mechanical damage.
Inductance change: Within M10%
Q change: Within M20%
No mechanical damage.
Inductance change: Within M10%
Q change: Within M20%
No mechanical damage.
Inductance change: Within M10%
Q change: Within M20%
No mechanical damage.
Inductance change:
Within M10%
Q change: Within M30%
No mechanical damage.
Inductance change:
Within M10%
Q change: Within M30%
HK2125HK1608HK1005
BK Series:
Temperature: 40M2C
Humidity: 90 to 95%RH
Duration: 500 hrs
Recovery: 2 to 3 hrs of recovery under the
standard condition after the removal from
test chamber.fSee Note1g
LK, HK Series:
Temperature: 40M2C (LK Series)
60M2C (HK Series)
Humidity: 90 to 95%RH
Duration: 500M12 hours
Recovery: 1 to 2 hrs of recovery under the
standard condition after the removal from
test chamber.
BK1005 Series:
Temperature: 40M2C (LK Series)
Humidity: 90 to 95%RH
Duration: 500 hrs
Applied current: Rated current
Recovery: 2 to 3 hrs of recovery under the standard
condition after the removal from test
chamber.fSee Note1g
LK, HK Series:
Temperature: 40M2C (LK Series)
60M2C (HK Series)
Humidity: 90 to 95%RH
Duration: 500M12 hrs
Applied current: Rated current
Recovery: 1 to 2 hrs of recovery under the standard
condition after the removal from test chamber.
BK Series:
Temperature: 125M3C
Applied current: Rated current
Duration: 500 hrs
Recovery: 2 to 3 hrs of recovery under the
standard condition after the removal from
test chamber.(See Note 1)
LK, HK Series:
Temperature: 85M2C (LK, HK Series)
: 125M2C (HK 1005)
Applied current: Rated current
Duration: 500M12 hrs
Recovery: 1 to 2 hrs of recovery under the
standard condition after the removal from
test chamber.
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Appearance: No significant abnormality
Impedance change: Within M30%
Appearance: No significant abnormality
Impedance change: Within M30%
No
mechanical
damage,
Inductance
changeD
withinM30L
Note on standard condition: "standard condition" referred to herein is defined as follows:
5 to 35C of temperature, 45 to 85% relative humidity, and 86 to 106kPa of air pressure.
When there are questions concerning measurement results:
In order to provide correlation data, the test shall be conducted under condition of 20M2C of temperature, 65 to 70% relative humidity,
and 86 to 106kPa of air pressure. Unless otherwise specified, all the tests are conducted under the "standard condition."
(Note 1)
measurement shall be made after 48M2 hrs of re-
covery under the standard condition.
BB
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1.1. Circuit Design SVerification of operating environment, electrical rating
and performance
1. A malfunction in medical equipment, spacecraft,
nuclear reactors, etc. may cause serious harm to
human life or have severe social ramifications. As
such, any inductors to be used in such equipment may
require higher safety and/or reliability considerations
and should be clearly differentiated from components
used in general purpose applications.
SOperating Current (Verification of Rated current)
1. The operating current for inductors must always be
lower than their rated values.
2. Do not apply current in excess of the rated value
because the inductance may be reduced due to the
magnetic saturation effect.
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2. PCB Design SPattern configurations
(Design of Land-patterns)
1. When inductors are mounted on a PCB, the amount of
solder used (size of fillet) can directly affect inductor
performance. Therefore, the following items must be
carefully considered in the design of solder land pat-
terns:
(1) The amount of solder applied can affect the ability of
chips to withstand mechanical stresses which may lead
to breaking or cracking. Therefore, when designing
land-patterns it is necessary to consider the appropri-
ate size and configuration of the solder pads which in
turn determines the amount of solder necessary to form
the fillets.
(2) When more than one part is jointly soldered onto the
same land or pad, the pad must be designed so that
each component's soldering point is separated by sol-
der-resist.
1. The following diagrams and tables show some examples of recommended
patterns to prevent excessive solder amounts (larger fillets which extend above
the component end terminations). Examples of improper pattern designs are
also shown.
(1) Recommended land dimensions for a typical chip inductor land patterns for
PCBs
Type 1005 1608 2125 3216
L 1.0 1.6 2.0 3.2
W 0.5 0.8 1.25 1.6
A 0.45V0.55 0.6V0.8 0.8V1.2 1.8V2.5
B 0.40V0.50 0.6V0.8 0.6V1.2 0.6V1.5
C 0.45V0.55 0.6V0.8 0.9V1.6 1.2V2.0
Recommended land dimensions for reflow-soldering (unit: mm)
Type 1608 2125 3216
L 1.6 2.0 3.2
W 0.8 1.25 1.6
A0.8V1.0 1.0V1.4 1.8V2.5
B0.5V0.8 0.8V1.5 0.8V1.7
C0.6V0.8 0.9V1.2 1.2V1.6
Size Size
Excess solder can affect the ability of chips to withstand mechanical stresses.
Therefore, please take proper precautions when designing land-patterns.
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(2) Examples of good and bad solder application
Not recommended Recommended
2.PCB Design
Not recommended Recommended
Deflection of
the board
Mixed mounting
of SMD and
leaded compo-
nents
Component
placement close
to the chassis
Hand-soldering
of leaded com-
ponents near
mounted compo-
nents
Horizontal com-
ponent place-
ment
SPattern configurations
(Inductor layout on panelized [breakaway] PC boards)
1. After inductors have been mounted on the boards, chips
can be subjected to mechanical stresses in subsequent
manufacturing processes (PCB cutting, board inspec-
tion, mounting of additional parts, assembly into the
chassis, wave soldering the reflow soldered boards etc.)
For this reason, planning pattern configurations and
the position of SMD inductors should be carefully per-
formed to minimize stress.
1-1. The following are examples of good and bad inductor layout; SMD inductors
should be located to minimize any possible mechanical stresses from board
warp or deflection.
Item
1-2. To layout the inductors for the breakaway PC board, it should be noted that
the amount of mechanical stresses given will vary depending on inductor
layout. An example below should be counted for better design.
1-3. When breaking PC boards along their perforations, the amount of mechani-
cal stress on the inductors can vary according to the method used. The
following methods are listed in order from least stressful to most stressful:
push-back, slit, V-grooving, and perforation. Thus, any ideal SMD inductor
layout must also consider the PCB splitting procedure.
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1. If the lower limit of the pick-up nozzle is low, too much force may be imposed
on the inductors, causing damage. To avoid this, the following points should
be considered before lowering the pick-up nozzle:
(1)The lower limit of the pick-up nozzle should be adjusted to the surface level of
the PC board after correcting for deflection of the board.
(2)The pick-up pressure should be adjusted between 1 and 3 N static loads.
(3)To reduce the amount of deflection of the board caused by impact of the pick-
up nozzle, supporting pins or back-up pins should be used under the PC board.
The following diagrams show some typical examples of good pick-up nozzle
placement:
Improper method Proper method
2. As the alignment pin wears out, adjustment of the nozzle height can cause
chipping or cracking of the inductors because of mechanical impact on the
inductors. To avoid this, the monitoring of the width between the alignment pin
in the stopped position, and maintenance, inspection and replacement of the
pin should be conducted periodically.
SSelection of Adhesives
1. Mounting inductors with adhesives in preliminary as-
sembly, before the soldering stage, may lead to de-
graded inductor characteristics unless the following
factors are appropriately checked; the size of land pat-
terns, type of adhesive, amount applied, hardening tem-
perature and hardening period. Therefore, it is impera-
tive to consult the manufacturer of the adhesives on
proper usage and amounts of adhesive to use.
1. Some adhesives may cause reduced insulation resistance. The difference
between the shrinkage percentage of the adhesive and that of the inductors
may result in stresses on the inductors and lead to cracking. Moreover, too
little or too much adhesive applied to the board may adversely affect compo-
nent placement, so the following precautions should be noted in the applica-
tion of adhesives.
(1)Required adhesive characteristics
a. The adhesive should be strong enough to hold parts on the board during the
mounting & solder process.
b. The adhesive should have sufficient strength at high temperatures.
c. The adhesive should have good coating and thickness consistency.
d. The adhesive should be used during its prescribed shelf life.
e. The adhesive should harden rapidly
f. The adhesive must not be contaminated.
g. The adhesive should have excellent insulation characteristics.
h. The adhesive should not be toxic and have no emission of toxic gasses.
3.Considerations for
automatic placement
SAdjustment of mounting machine
1. Excessive impact load should not be imposed on the
inductors when mounting onto the PC boards.
2. The maintenance and inspection of the mounter should
be conducted periodically.
Double-sided
mounting
Single-sided mounting
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3.Considerations for
automatic placement
4.Soldering SSelection of Flux
1. Since flux may have a significant effect on the perfor-
mance of inductors, it is necessary to verify the follow-
ing conditions prior to use;
(1)Flux used should be with less than or equal to 0.1 wt%
(Chlorine conversion method) of halogenated content.
Flux having a strong acidity content should not be ap-
plied.
(2)When soldering inductors on the board, the amount of
flux applied should be controlled at the optimum level.
(3)When using water-soluble flux, special care should be
taken to properly clean the boards.
SSoldering
Temperature, time, amount of solder, etc. are specified in
accordance with the following recommended conditions.
1-1. When too much halogenated substance (Chlorine, etc.) content is used to
activate the flux, or highly acidic flux is used, an excessive amount of resi-
due after soldering may lead to corrosion of the terminal electrodes or deg-
radation of insulation resistance on the surface of the Inductor.
1-2. Flux is used to increase solderability in flow soldering, but if too much is
applied, a large amount of flux gas may be emitted and may detrimentally
affect solderability. To minimize the amount of flux applied, it is recom-
mended to use a flux-bubbling system.
1-3. Since the residue of water-soluble flux is easily dissolved by water content in
the air, the residue on the surface of Inductor in high humidity conditions
may cause a degradation of insulation resistance and therefore affect the
reliability of the components. The cleaning methods and the capability of the
machines used should also be considered carefully when selecting water-
soluble flux.
1-1. Preheating when soldering
Heating: Chip inductor components should be preheated to within 100 to
130C of the soldering. Cooling: The temperature difference between the
components and cleaning process should not be greater than 100 C.
Chip inductors are susceptible to thermal shock when exposed to rapid or
concentrated heating or rapid cooling. Therefore, the soldering process
must be conducted with a great care so as to prevent malfunction of the
components due to excessive thermal shock.
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Figure 2125/3216 case sizes as examples
a 0.3mm min
b 100 V120 Am
c Area with no adhesive
When using adhesives to mount inductors on a PCB, inappropriate amounts of
adhesive on the board may adversely affect component placement. Too little
adhesive may cause the inductors to fall off the board during the solder process.
Too much adhesive may cause defective soldering due excessive flow of adhe-
sive on to the land or solder pad.
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4.Soldering Recommended conditions for soldering
[Reflow soldering]
Temperature profile
2. Because excessive dwell times can detrimentally affect solderability, sol-
dering duration should be kept as close to recommended times as pos-
sible.
[Wave soldering]
Temperature profile
Caution
1. The ideal condition is to have solder mass (fillet) controlled to 1/2 to 1/3 of
the thickness of the inductor, as shown below:
Caution
1. Make sure the inductors are preheated sufficiently.
2. The temperature difference between the inductor and melted solder should
not be greater than 100 to 130C
3. Cooling after soldering should be as gradual as possible.
4. Wave soldering must not be applied to the inductors designated as for reflow
soldering only.
[Hand soldering]
Temperature profile
Caution
1. Use a 20W soldering iron with a maximum tip diameter of 1.0 mm.
2. The soldering iron should not directly touch the inductor.
SCleaning conditions
1. When cleaning the PC board after the Inductors are all
mounted, select the appropriate cleaning solution ac-
cording to the type of flux used and purpose of the
cleaning (e.g. to remove soldering flux or other materi-
als from the production process.)
1. The use of inappropriate solutions can cause foreign substances such as flux
residue to adhere to the inductor, resulting in a degradation of the inductor's
electrical properties (especially insulation resistance).
5.Cleaning
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2. Cleaning conditions should be determined after verify-
ing, through a test run, that the cleaning process does
not affect the inductor's characteristics.
2. Inappropriate cleaning conditions (insufficient or excessive cleaning) may
detrimentally affect the performance of the inductors.
(1)Excessive cleaning
In the case of ultrasonic cleaning, too much power output can cause
excessive vibration of the PC board which may lead to the cracking of the
inductor or the soldered portion, or decrease the terminal electrodes' strength.
Thus the following conditions should be carefully checked;
Ultrasonic output Below 20 w/b
Ultrasonic frequency Below 40 kHz
Ultrasonic washing period 5 min. or less
5.Cleaning
7. Handling SBreakaway PC boards (splitting along perforations)
1. When splitting the PC board after mounting inductors
and other components, care is required so as not to
give any stresses of deflection or twisting to the board.
2. Board separation should not be done manually, but by
using the appropriate devices.
SGeneral handling precautions
1. Always wear static control bands to protect against ESD.
2. Keep the inductors away from all magnets and mag-
netic objects.
3. Use non-magnetic tweezers when handling inductors.
4. Any devices used with the inductors (soldering irons,
measuring instruments) should be properly grounded.
5. Keep bare hands and metal products (i.e., metal desk)
away from chip electrodes or conductive areas that lead
to chip electrodes.
6. Keep inductors away from items that generate mag-
netic fields such as speakers or coils.
SMechanical considerations
1. Be careful not to subject the inductors to excessive
mechanical shocks.
(1) If inductors are dropped on the floor or a hard surface
they should not be used.
(2)When handling the mounted boards, be careful that
the mounted components do not come in contact with
or bump against other boards or components.
SApplication of resin coatings, moldings, etc. to the PCB
and components.
1. With some type of resins a decomposition gas or chemi-
cal reaction vapor may remain inside the resin during
the hardening period or while left under normal storage
conditions resulting in the deterioration of the inductor's
performance.
2. When a resin's hardening temperature is higher than
the inductor's operating temperature, the stresses gen-
erated by the excess heat may lead to inductor dam-
age or destruction.
3. Stress caused by a resin’s temperature generated ex-
pansion and contraction may damage inductors.
The use of such resins, molding materials etc. is not rec-
ommended.
6. Post cleaning processes
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8. Storage conditions 1. If the parts are stocked in a high temperature and humidity environment, prob-
lems such as reduced solderability caused by oxidation of terminal electrodes
and deterioration of taping/packaging materials may take place. For this rea-
son, components should be used within 6 months from the time of delivery. If
exceeding the above period, please check solderability before using the in-
ductors
SStorage
1. To maintain the solderability of terminal electrodes and
to keep the packaging material in good condition, care
must be taken to control temperature and humidity in
the storage area. Humidity should especially be kept
as low as possible.
Recommended conditions
Ambient temperature Below 40 C
Humidity Below 70% RH
The ambient temperature must be kept below 30 C. Even
under ideal storage conditions inductor electrode solder-
ability decreases as time passes, so inductors should be
used within 6 months from the time of delivery.
*The packaging material should be kept where no chlo-
rine or sulfur exists in the air.
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