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B0226-EL Flyback Transformer
for ON Semiconductor NCP1030

New RoHS part numbers are shown. Lead was removed from terminations. The second to the last character is now L to indicate RoHS compliance. (View old data sheet.)
  • Developed specifically for use with On Semiconductor NCP1030 power converter
  • Interleaved primary and secondary windings for low leakage inductance
  • Designed for 35 V to 76 V input
  • Ideal for 48 V telecom and 42 V automotive applications
  • RoHS-compliant. 260°C compatible. Tin-silver over tin over nickel over phos bronze terminations.

Pricing    Materials declaration    PDF data sheet


SPECIFICATIONS

Dimensions   Schematic     Tape and reel specifications


B0226-EL_

120

102

0.655 (pins 1  4)
0.820 (pins 2
  3)
0.248 (pins 7
  8)
0.248 (pins 5
  6)

0.95 1 : 0.36
primary to
each secondary
12 V, 1.67 mA
(pins 7 – 8);
12 V, 3 mA
(pins 5 – 6)

500

1 When ordering, please specify packaging code: e.g. B0226-ELD
  Packaging: D = 13" reel, machine-ready 
EIA-481 embossed plastic tape (600 parts per full reel).
B = Less than full reel
In tape, not machine ready. To have a leader and trailer added ($25 charge), use code letter D instead.
2 Inductance is for the primary, measured at 275 kHz, 0.5 Vrms.
3 Isolation measured from pins 1,2,3,4 to pins 5,6,7,8 and from all pins to the core.
4 Ambient temperature range: –40°C to +85°C
5 Storage temperature range: Component: –40°C to +85°C
Packaging: –55°C to +80°C
6 Resistance to soldering heat: Three reflows at >217°C for 90 seconds (+260°C ±5°C for 20 – 40 seconds), allowing parts to cool to room temperature between.
7 Electrical specifications at 25°C.
Refer to Soldering Coilcraft Components before soldering.
 

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