Equivalent & Substitute Parts for Amgis, LLC SWT-0.67-115

Part Overview

The Amgis, LLC SWT-0.67-115 is a fixed toroidal inductor with a nominal inductance of 115 µH, designed for through hole mounting in radial, horizontal (open) packages. This product is unshielded, utilizes an iron powder core, and supports current ratings up to 670 mA with a DC resistance of 400mOhm. The component is now listed as obsolete, necessitating the identification of substitute or equivalent models for engineering continuity and inventory management.

Substiute Parts

SWT-0.67-115

Amgis, LLCIn Stock: 1071SWT-0.67-115 Datasheet

Current PartRFQ

SH150T-0.67-115

Amgis, LLCIn Stock: 1424SH150T-0.67-115 Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitute parts are selected strictly based on matching the key parameters: inductance (115 µH), tolerance (±20%), current rating (670 mA), DC resistance (400 mOhm), unshielded construction, toroidal form factor, iron powder core material, through hole mounting, and operating temperature range of -40°C to 125°C. RoHS and REACH compliance are also critical for regulatory compatibility. Where package style varies, substitute parts are included only if all other fundamental parameters match.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

The main part, SWT-0.67-115, is listed as obsolete. Substitute part SH150T-0.67-115 matches all key electrical and mechanical parameters and is active. Both components are ROHS3 compliant and REACH unaffected. Substitute selection can be based on inventory availability and part status.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Which parameters are essential when selecting a substitute for SWT-0.67-115?
A1: Essential parameters include inductance, tolerance, current rating, DC resistance, shielding, toroidal form factor, core material, mounting type, operating temperature, RoHS compliance, and REACH status.

Q2: Are all through hole mounting types for toroidal inductors interchangeable?
A2: Substitution is based on matching through hole mounting type and ensuring all other key parameters are identical. Minor differences in package style (such as corner terminals) may exist.

Q3: How does package or case variation affect substitution?
A3: Substitutes included here match the through hole, radial, horizontal mount style, though precise mechanical compatibility (e.g., terminal location) requires attention to specified dimensions.

Q4: Are the compliance certifications relevant when selecting a substitute?
A4: Yes, both RoHS and REACH certifications are necessary for compatibility with regulated applications.

Q5: What is the status difference between the main part and its substitute?
A5: The main part SWT-0.67-115 is obsolete, whereas the substitute SH150T-0.67-115 is active and available in inventory.