Würth Elektronik 744773027 Equivalent & Substitute Parts

Part Overview

The Würth Elektronik 744773027 is a 2.7 µH unshielded drum core wirewound inductor rated for 2.25 A continuous current with a maximum DC resistance of 79 mOhm. This surface mount component operates across the industrial temperature range of -40°C to 125°C and is designed for applications requiring compact, high-frequency energy storage and filtering in power conversion circuits.

The part is currently in active production status with full ROHS3 compliance and unlimited moisture sensitivity rating (MSL 1). Substitute parts are necessary when addressing supply chain constraints, inventory availability, or when design specifications permit tolerance of minor performance variations within the allowed electrical and mechanical parameters.

Substiute Parts

744773027
Würth ElektronikIn Stock: 3008744773027 Datasheet
744773027
Current Part
SDR0403-2R7ML
Bourns Inc.In Stock: 10233SDR0403-2R7ML Datasheet
SDR0403-2R7ML
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Key Parameters

Parameter Value
Inductance 2.7 µH
Inductance Tolerance ±20%
Current Rating 2.25 A
DC Resistance (DCR) 79 mOhm Max
Current - Saturation (Isat) 2.97 A
Core Material Ferrite
Shielding Unshielded
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Package Size 4.50mm L x 4.00mm W x 4.60mm H
Operating Temperature -40°C to 125°C
Self Resonant Frequency 72 MHz
RoHS Status ROHS3 Compliant
MSL Rating 1 (Unlimited)

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitution of the Würth Elektronik 744773027 is determined by strict equivalence across the following critical parameters:

Mandatory Equivalence Criteria:

  • Inductance value: 2.7 µH with ±20% tolerance
  • Core type: Ferrite drum core, unshielded wirewound construction
  • Mounting: Surface mount, nonstandard package
  • Physical dimensions: 4.50mm L x 4.00mm W x 4.60mm H maximum
  • Operating temperature range: -40°C to 125°C minimum
  • RoHS3 compliance and MSL 1 rating

Allowable Performance Variations:

  • Current rating: Substitute must meet or exceed 2.25 A
  • DC resistance: Substitute may be lower than 79 mOhm (improved performance)
  • Saturation current: Substitute may exceed 2.97 A (improved headroom)
  • Self resonant frequency: Substitute may differ from 72 MHz within application tolerance

The Bourns SDR0403-2R7ML meets all mandatory criteria while offering improved electrical performance characteristics.

Parameter Comparison

Parameter Würth 744773027 Bourns SDR0403-2R7ML Compatibility
Inductance 2.7 µH 2.7 µH Exact Match
Inductance Tolerance ±20% ±20% Exact Match
Current Rating (Amps) 2.25 A 2.43 A Substitute Exceeds
DC Resistance (DCR) 79 mOhm Max 52 mOhm Max Substitute Superior
Current - Saturation (Isat) 2.97 A 4.6 A Substitute Exceeds
Core Material Ferrite Ferrite Exact Match
Shielding Unshielded Unshielded Exact Match
Mounting Type Surface Mount Surface Mount Exact Match
Package Size 4.50mm L x 4.00mm W x 4.60mm H 4.50mm L x 4.00mm W x 4.60mm H Exact Match
Operating Temperature -40°C to 125°C -40°C to 125°C Exact Match
Self Resonant Frequency 72 MHz 75 MHz Within Tolerance
RoHS Status ROHS3 Compliant ROHS3 Compliant Exact Match
MSL Rating 1 (Unlimited) 1 (Unlimited) Exact Match

Engineering Selection Recommendations

The Bourns SDR0403-2R7ML is a direct substitute for the Würth Elektronik 744773027 based on the following engineering criteria:

Electrical Compatibility: Both components deliver 2.7 µH inductance with identical ±20% tolerance. The Bourns substitute provides superior electrical performance with 52 mOhm maximum DC resistance compared to 79 mOhm, resulting in lower power dissipation. Current rating of 2.43 A exceeds the original 2.25 A requirement, and saturation current of 4.6 A provides additional design margin.

Mechanical and Environmental Compatibility: Identical physical dimensions (4.50mm x 4.00mm x 4.60mm) ensure direct PCB footprint compatibility. Both components operate across -40°C to 125°C and carry ROHS3 compliance with MSL 1 rating, meeting identical regulatory and environmental requirements.

Frequency Performance: Self resonant frequency of 75 MHz in the substitute is within acceptable tolerance of the original 72 MHz specification, with negligible impact on high-frequency filtering applications.

Product Status and Supply: Both components are in active production with full compliance documentation available. Selection between these parts should be based on inventory availability and cost considerations, as electrical and mechanical compatibility is confirmed.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can the Bourns SDR0403-2R7ML be used as a direct replacement on existing PCBs designed for the Würth 744773027?

A: Yes. Both components share identical physical dimensions (4.50mm L x 4.00mm W x 4.60mm H) and surface mount package configuration, enabling direct PCB footprint compatibility without layout modifications.

Q: What are the key differences between these two inductors?

A: The primary differences are DC resistance (52 mOhm vs. 79 mOhm) and current rating (2.43 A vs. 2.25 A), both favoring the Bourns substitute. Self resonant frequency differs by 3 MHz (75 MHz vs. 72 MHz), which is negligible for most filtering and energy storage applications.

Q: Are both parts compliant with the same regulatory standards?

A: Yes. Both the Würth 744773027 and Bourns SDR0403-2R7ML are ROHS3 compliant, carry MSL 1 (unlimited) moisture sensitivity rating, and operate across -40°C to 125°C. Regulatory and environmental requirements are identical.

Q: Does the lower DC resistance of the Bourns part affect circuit performance?

A: Lower DC resistance (52 mOhm vs. 79 mOhm) reduces resistive losses and heat generation, representing an improvement in circuit efficiency. This change is beneficial for power conversion and filtering applications.

Q: What inductance tolerance should be expected from either part?

A: Both components are specified with ±20% inductance tolerance. Actual inductance values will fall within the range of 2.16 µH to 3.24 µH for either part.

Q: Can these inductors be used interchangeably in high-frequency applications?

A: Yes, within the frequency range where self resonant frequency is not a limiting factor. The 3 MHz difference in self resonant frequency (72 MHz vs. 75 MHz) is typically insignificant for applications below 50 MHz. For applications approaching or exceeding 70 MHz, verify that the specific self resonant frequency meets circuit requirements.

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