SWS-5.0-50 Equivalent & Substitute Inductor Parts Reference

Part Overview

The SWS-5.0-50 is a 52 µH unshielded toroidal inductor manufactured by Amgis, LLC, designed for surface mount applications. It features a current rating of 5 A and a DC resistance of 25 mOhm, with an iron powder core and nonstandard package dimensions. The product status is listed as obsolete, highlighting the need to identify alternative models with matching electrical and mechanical parameters from available and active lines.

Substiute Parts

SWS-5.0-50

Amgis, LLCIn Stock: 947SWS-5.0-50 Datasheet

Current PartRFQ

SH260S-5.0-50

Amgis, LLCIn Stock: 845SH260S-5.0-50 Datasheet

DirectRFQ

P0848SNL

Pulse ElectronicsIn Stock: 1864P0848SNL Datasheet

DirectRFQ

Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitution is determined strictly by matching or closely aligned key parameters: inductance, tolerance, current rating, DC resistance, shielding type, mounting type, package/case, mechanical dimensions, operating temperature, RoHS and REACH status. Substitute parts may differ in shielding or minor physical dimensions but must not deviate from the allowable electrical and compliance parameters explicitly provided.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

Selection of a substitute for the SWS-5.0-50 should prioritize parts that match the electrical parameters, mechanical dimensions, mounting type, RoHS compliance, and REACH unaffected status. Parts with an active product status and unrestricted moisture sensitivity levels (MSL) provide sustained availability in production environments.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What are the key parameters to confirm when selecting an SWS-5.0-50 substitute?
A1: Inductance, tolerance, current rating, DC resistance, shielding type, mounting type, package/case, mechanical dimensions, operating temperature, RoHS, and REACH status.

Q2: Can a shielded inductor substitute an unshielded one in this category?
A2: Shielding type must be considered as provided in the data; only parts with matching or specified differences as outlined in the provided parameters are valid substitutes.

Q3: Are there dimensional differences among substitute parts?
A3: Substitute parts listed use similar nonstandard package types with minor dimensional differences as specified in the key parameters table.

Q4: Is the mounting type standardized for all candidate substitutes?
A4: All parts use surface mount technology as detailed.

Q5: How do compliance and regulatory statuses affect substitution decisions?
A5: Substitute parts must match RoHS and REACH statuses as per the main part's specifications.

Q6: Are all substitute parts currently available and active?
A6: Substitute parts listed with product status as active meet the availability requirement, as stated in the product data.

Q7: Does the operating temperature range vary among substitutes?
A7: The substitutes have stated operating temperature ranges, with minor differences detailed in the comparison table above.