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LQW15AN15NG00D

Murata

LQW15AN15NG00D is a 15 nH ±2% wire-wound RF inductor from Murata in a 0402 (1005 metric) case — an air-core, unshielded part for RF matching and filtering, and Murata's product record lists it as In Production. The figures are RF figures: Q minimum 30 at 250 MHz, self-resonant frequency 5 GHz minimum, DC resistance 0.16 Ω maximum, rated current 460 mA maximum on the temperature-rise basis, dimensions 1.0 x 0.6 x 0.5 mm (±0.1 mm), operating range −55 °C to +125 °C. The G in the code is the tight ±2% tolerance grade, and the final D is the 180 mm paper-tape reel at 10,000 pieces. The selection point is a ±2% 15 nH with a 5 GHz SRF in 0402 — matching-network values where a ±5% part would spread the tuning. Selection advice: this is not a power inductor despite the case size; its current rating is a thermal ceiling for an RF part, and Murata classifies the line as RF — design it into signal paths, not converter rails.

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LQW15AN15NG00D
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Murata
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RF inductor
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