Wire-wound component to be mounted on a printed circuit board

Inductor devices – With mounting or supporting means

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174267, 336192, 361773, H01F 2706, H01F 2729

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060182857

ABSTRACT:
A wire-wound component to be mounted on a printed circuit board. The wire-wound component is formed by winding a wire on the body of the wire-wound component and by winding both end portions of the wire on terminals. The terminals and the body of the wire-wound component are formed as one unit by molding same from a heat-resistant resin material. The molded terminals, on which both end portions of the wire are wound, are inserted into the printed circuit board, and then connected to a circuit pattern on the printed circuit board by soldering.

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