4.7µH Dual-Coil Power Inductor
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Model No.: SQ7060/H42D SQ 6.9X5.8X3.0
Installation Method: Surface Mount
Working Temperature: -40℃~+85℃
Encapsulation: SOP
Temperature Coefficient: 25℃
Frequency - Self-resonance: 100KHz/0.1V
Height - Installation (Max): 3.4mm
Inductor: 4.70±30%
Packaging/Housing: Surface Mount Inductor
Size: H42D SQ 6.9X5.8X3.0
Thickness: 3.2±0.20
Number Of Coils: 2UEW-φ0.35X1PX7TS
Inductor - Parallel: 4.70±30%
Material - Magnetic Core: H42D
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Built for demanding power conversion applications, this surface mount Inductor delivers a stable inductance of 4.70µH (±30%) in both single and parallel winding configurations, making it well-suited for high-efficiency switch-mode power supplies (SMPS), point-of-load regulators, and industrial motor drives. With a robust physical footprint of 6.9mm × 5.8mm × 3.0mm and a maximum installed height of just 3.4mm, it offers an optimal balance between current handling capacity and board-level integration—ideal for applications where thermal performance, reliability, and space efficiency are all critical design factors.
The component features a dual-coil architecture wound with thick 2UEW-φ0.35 enameled copper wire in a precise 1P×7TS layout, enabling excellent current-carrying capability and reduced conduction losses. This construction minimizes resistive heating under continuous load, a common issue in compact power stages that can lead to thermal runaway or premature failure. Unlike signal-line Inductors or EMI-focused Common Mode Choke devices used for noise suppression on data lines, this unit is specifically engineered for energy storage and ripple current smoothing in low-to-mid frequency power circuits, as indicated by its self-resonant frequency of 100kHz at 0.1V.
The magnetic core is fabricated from H42D ferrite material—a formulation known for its high saturation flux density, low core losses, and stable permeability across the full industrial operating temperature range of -40℃ to +85℃. This ensures consistent inductance even under significant DC bias or thermal stress, which is essential for maintaining regulation accuracy in voltage converters powering FPGAs, microprocessors, or communication modules. Encapsulated in a durable SOP (Small Outline Package) housing, the inductor supports automated pick-and-place assembly and standard reflow soldering processes without delamination or performance degradation.
A controlled thickness tolerance of 3.2±0.20mm guarantees uniform standoff height during PCB assembly, reducing common manufacturing issues such as warping, misalignment, or inconsistent solder joints—particularly important in high-volume production environments. While not designed for common-mode noise filtering (a function reserved for dedicated Common Mode Choke units), this inductor plays a pivotal role among passive Electronic Components by enabling efficient power delivery, minimizing output voltage ripple, and improving transient response in buck, boost, and multi-phase converter topologies.
Designers often face trade-offs between size, inductance, and current rating; this component addresses that challenge through its optimized core geometry and heavy-gauge windings, which together support higher saturation currents without increasing package height excessively. When integrating it into a layout, best practices include using wide copper traces for thermal spreading, avoiding placement near temperature-sensitive analog circuits, and ensuring symmetrical routing for both windings to maintain magnetic balance—especially in parallel or interleaved configurations.
Its moderate profile (3.4mm max height) makes it suitable for applications where ultra-thin form factors are not required but reliability under sustained load is paramount—such as telecom infrastructure, industrial automation systems, medical power supplies, and automotive infotainment units. Unlike general-purpose filtering Inductors, this device prioritizes energy handling and thermal resilience over high-frequency response, positioning it as a strategic choice within the ecosystem of high-performance Electronic Components for modern power electronics.
In summary, while a Common Mode Choke excels at rejecting electromagnetic interference on differential pairs, this dual-coil power inductor focuses on delivering clean, stable energy in DC power paths. For engineers developing robust, high-efficiency power systems that must operate reliably across wide temperature ranges and dynamic loads, this inductor represents a dependable, manufacturable solution grounded in proven magnetics technology and scalable design principles.
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