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RF Inductors

Gowanda Electronics (Gowanda, NY) has announced military approval for four thru-hole RF inductor series: MLRF10M, MLRF15M, MLRF18M, and MLRF17S. The wire-wound, molded, thru-hole RF inductors meet the military’s Qualified Product List (QPL) requirement for MIL-PRF-15305. MLRF10M is approved for MIL-PRF-15305 Military Part Numbers MS75083 (phenolic core), MS75084 (iron core), and MS75085 (ferrite core). Performance includes: inductance from 0.10 to 1000 μH; Q Min from 25 to 55; SRF MHz Min from 3.40 to 680; DCR Ohms Max from 0.08 to 72; and Current Rating DC mA from 28 to 1350. Operating temperature range is -55°C to +125°C for MS78083; -55°C to +105°C for MS75084 and MS75085.

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