

1mH Power Inductor ±10% 0.2A Radial
First, choose the 1mH Power Inductor for reliable energy storage and filtering in your electronic circuits .
- Delivery in 2 to 4 working daysFree in Islamabad & Rawalpindi above Rs 5,000
- Cash on deliveryPay when your parcel arrives
- 7-day checking warrantyDead-on-arrival items replaced
- Packed with careAnti-static & padded packaging
Highlights
- First, get 1mH inductance for reliable energy storage and smooth signal flow.
- Next, count on ±10% tolerance to maintain consistent performance.
- Then, handle up to 0.2A current without issues in low-power circuits.
- After that, use the radial leaded type for quick and stable soldering .
- Also, apply it in EMI filtering, power supplies , and DC-DC converters with confidence.
- Finally, enjoy its compact form that easily mounts on any standard PCB .
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Specifications
- Q1
- What is the function of a 1mH inductor?
- Q2
- Can I use this with Arduino circuits?
- Q3
- What’s the lead spacing?
- Q4
- Is it reusable?
About this product
First, choose the 1mH Power Inductor for reliable energy storage and filtering in your electronic circuits . Next, benefit from its ±10% tolerance and 0.2A current rating, which ensure consistent performance. Then, enjoy its compact radial leaded design that fits perfectly in tight PCB spaces.
After that, count on it for smooth operation in low-power switching supplies and LED drivers . Also, use it confidently in DIY electronics and hobby projects. Finally, rely on its durable build to deliver stable results across various power applications.
Key Specifications
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FAQs
It stores energy in a magnetic field and is commonly used for filtering and energy transfer in power supplies .
Yes, it is ideal for filtering and simple energy-storing applications in DIY electronics and microcontroller projects.
Typically around 5mm - 7.5mm (may vary slightly by batch ).
Yes, it can be reused if desoldered properly without overheating.






