The LS0805-R68K-N is a surface mount inductor manufactured by Chilisin. It's designed for various electronic applications requiring a compact and reliable inductor solution. The inductor is built to provide stable electrical characteristics in a small form factor.

Applications

• RF Impedance Matching: Commonly used in RF circuits to match impedance and optimize signal transfer in communication devices.
• Wireless Charging Circuits: Suitable for wireless charging applications to facilitate power transfer.
• Noise Filtering: Used in power supplies and signal lines to filter out unwanted noise and ensure clean signal integrity.
• DC-DC Converters: Employed in DC-DC converters for energy storage and filtering.
• Signal Processing: Used in signal processing circuits to shape and filter signals.

Features

• 0805 Package Size: Compact size suitable for space-constrained applications.
• Inductance Value of 0.68μH: Provides an inductance value suitable for high-frequency applications.
• Surface Mount Design: Allows for automated assembly and efficient manufacturing.
• High Q Factor: Minimizes energy loss and ensures high efficiency.
• RoHS Compliant: Complies with environmental regulations.

Benefits

• Compact Design: Saves valuable PCB space, allowing for smaller and more compact devices.
• Efficient Performance: High Q factor ensures minimal energy loss and efficient operation.
• Reliable Operation: Stable electrical characteristics ensure consistent and reliable performance.
• Easy Assembly: Surface mount design simplifies assembly and reduces manufacturing costs.
• Environmentally Friendly: RoHS compliance ensures environmentally responsible manufacturing.

Technical Specifications

The LS0805-R68K-N inductor has an inductance value of 0.68μH with a tolerance of ±10%. It is designed to operate within a specific frequency range and has a rated current that should not be exceeded to ensure optimal performance and prevent damage. The operating temperature range is typically between -40°C and +85°C. The self-resonant frequency (SRF) is a critical parameter, indicating the frequency at which the inductor's behavior transitions from inductive to capacitive. The DC resistance (DCR) is also an important specification, as it affects the inductor's power dissipation and efficiency.