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![]() Please correct me if I am wrong.
I have what I believe is a capacitor. 0805 size. I have a full book of 0805 SMD so I'm pretty sure I have the one I need. I'm trying to identify what this is: HCB2012KF-121T50_0805 5A 1 20m 25% 120@100MHz 0805 Ferrite Beads ROHS Could someone explain to me how to read this? Thank you in advanced. This community is awesome! |
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![]() Okay, so I believe this is a ferrite bead which is just a component that reduces interference. So if I test both sides of this component should it be open as if it is a wire straight through?
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![]() Maybe this will help:
https://www.schukat.com/schukat/schu...1SN1D&wg=D5419 A ferrite bead is also commonly called a ferrite clamp. It's a passive device that improves your PCB's power quality, designed to suppress high-frequency signals on a power-supply line. They're typically placed around a power supply / ground line pair that's incoming to a specific device. Their principle use is as an EMI filter on power inputs, often on the input to a common-mode EMI filter circuit. BLM21AG121SN1D https://www.schukat.com/schukat/schukat_cms_en.nsf/index/CMSDF15D356B046D53BC1256D550038A9E0?OpenDocument&w g=D5419 |
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![]() it's an inductor and should have a very low resistance
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