Cautions and warnings

Please read Important notes

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2010-07-05

at the end of this document

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Please note the recommendations in our Inductors data book (latest edition) and in the data

sheets.

– Particular attention should be paid to the derating curves given there.

– The soldering conditions should also be observed. Temperatures quoted in relation to wave

soldering refer to the pin, not the housing.

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If the components are to be washed varnished it is necessary to check whether the washing

varnish agent that is used has a negative effect on the wire insulation, any plastics that are used,

or on glued joints. In particular, it is possible for washing varnish agent residues to have a

negative effect in the long-term on wire insulation.

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The following points must be observed if the components are potted in customer applications:

– Many potting materials shrink as they harden. They therefore exert a pressure on the plastic

housing or core. This pressure can have a deleterious effect on electrical properties, and in

extreme cases can damage the core or plastic housing mechanically.

– It is necessary to check whether the potting material used attacks or destroys the wire

insulation, plastics or glue.

– The effect of the potting material can change the high-frequency behaviour of the components.

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Ferrites are sensitive to direct impact. This can cause the core material to flake, or lead to

breakage of the core.

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Even for customer-specific products, conclusive validation of the component in the circuit can

only be carried out by the customer.