Panasonic Series Chip Type RF, NC, FA, PE, EA RE, NA, FB, PC, ND, FC, SA, PA Owner's Manual and User Guide
Summary
High-performance Chip Inductors are essential components for advanced, high-frequency electronic circuits. This detailed manual serves as a comprehensive resource for selecting and implementing these precision parts across various applications. The documentation provides material specifications, inductance guides, performance data on Q/L ratios, DC current limits, and crucial instructions for optimal soldering and manufacturing practices in high-density assemblies. It is specifically engineered for electronics design engineers and professional prototypers developing reliable communications equipment, including portable phones, video cameras, and industrial modules.
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Chip Inductors
Japan
Chip Inductors Series: Chip Type: RF, RE, ND,
NC, NA, FC, FA, FB, SA, PE, PC, PA,
RF 1E ND 1C 1A FB
(Size 1005) (Size 1608) (Size 2012) (Size 2520) (Size 3225) (Size 4532)
Non winding (RF, 1E) and wire wound type chip inductors for automatic mounting and high-density mounting
Industrial Property: Patents 6 (incl. pending)
■ Features High Q Good for mounting Wide allowable range (1.0 n H to 1000 µH)
Recommended Applications CTV, VTR, HIC, HDD, FDD, Cordless telephones, Portable telephones Pagers, Video cameras
■ Explanation of Part Numbers
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Manual Details
| Brand | Panasonic |
|---|---|
| Pages | 15 |
| File Size | 571.50 KB |
| Published | June 01, 2026 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the typical inductance range supported by these chip inductors?
The allowable wide range spans from 1.0 nH up to 1000 µH.
Are there different mounting methods recommended for installation?
Yes, land pattern design must refer to recommended land dimensions for flow and reflow soldering, avoiding metal patterns except the designated land.
Under what conditions should I avoid using these inductors?
Avoid operating them beyond their specified rated current. Also, do not use acid or alkali agents during cleaning.