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Coilcraft LPS6235-335MRC — Inductors & Chokes

Coilcraft LPS6235-335MRC Shielded Drum Core Inductor, 3.3 mH

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Coilcraft LPS6235-335MRC, LPS6235 series, shielded drum core inductor, 3.3 mH ±20%, 140 mA, 9.5 Ohm DCR, AEC-Q200, surface mount 2424 (6060 metric).

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Specifications

LPS6235-335MRC specifications
ParameterValue
TypeDrum Core
SeriesLPS6235
MountingSurface Mount
Current rating140 mA
Current - saturation80mA
Frequency - self resonant1.1MHz
Inductance frequency - test100 kHz
Operating temperature-40°C ~ 125°C
Material - coreFerrite
Size (Dimension)0.244\" L x 0.244\" W (6.20mm x 6.20mm)
Height - seated0.138\" (3.50mm)
PackageStrip
RatingsAEC-Q200
ShieldingShielded
Tolerance±20%
Inductance3.3 mH
Case2424 (6060 Metric)
DC resistance9.5Ohm Max

Product details

Shielded drum core, 3.3 mH — what the ratings mean for the power rail

The Coilcraft LPS6235-335MRC is a shielded drum core inductor in the LPS6235 series, rated 3.3 mH ±20% with a continuous current of 140 mA and a saturation current of 80 mA. The 9.5 Ohm max DCR sets the I²R loss floor — at 140 mA the copper loss is roughly 186 mW, which must be absorbed by the 2424 package's thermal path to the board. The 1.1 MHz self-resonant frequency means this inductor stays inductive well above the switching frequency of a typical 100–500 kHz buck converter, so the core loss from AC ripple does not dominate the thermal budget.

AEC-Q200 and the 125 °C ceiling

Rated AEC-Q200, this inductor is qualified for automotive stress profiles — thermal shock, vibration, and humidity bias per the AEC-Q200 passive-component standard. AEC-Q200 Grade 1 (125 °C) means the part is tested to the full temperature band without derating the current below the 140 mA figure.

Frequently asked questions

What is the saturation current and why does it matter?

The saturation current (Isat) is 80 mA — above this the inductance drops by 20% or more as the ferrite core saturates. For a power inductor in a boost or buck converter, the peak inductor current must stay below Isat at the worst-case input voltage and load transient to avoid a sudden current spike that can overstress the switching FET.