The SIMID 1210-100 is a ceramic inductor produced by Toshiba. It is mainly used in filtering, coupling and decoupling circuits.
The SIMID series SMT inductors from EPCOS are available in 1210 (EIA) or 3225 (IEC) sizes and offer a wide inductance range from 0.0082 µH to 100 µH with rated currents between 65 mA and 800 mA. They feature a ceramic or ferrite core, laser‑welded winding and flame‑retardant encapsulation, making them suitable for reflow, vapor‑phase and wave soldering.
The data sheet provides detailed construction information, dimensional drawings, characteristic curves, and a complete list of ordering codes for both ceramic and ferrite core variants. It also includes solderability specifications, climatic category compliance, and recommended packaging options such as 8‑mm blister tape on 180‑mm or 330‑mm reels.
| Rated inductance | 0.0082 µH to 100 µH |
|---|---|
| Rated current | 65 mA to 800 mA |
| Temperature range | up to 145 °C |
| Self‑resonance frequency | up to 4 GHz |
| Weight per component | ≈ 50 mg |
| Climatic category | IEC 60068‑1 55/125/56 |
The inductors are rated for a temperature range up to 145 °C.
They are suitable for reflow (IR and vapor phase) and wave soldering.
They are supplied on 8‑mm blister tape wound on 180‑mm or 330‑mm reels.
Each component weighs approximately 50 mg.