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  • daltonjr.
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    • Jul 2016
    • 45
    • Austria
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    Searching for Macbook M1 M2 0.47UH 1.7A 0.175OHM inductor

    Hi,

    I dont have newer doner boards for M1,M2... machines and I see these inductors often blow with water damage.

    Anyone know where I can buy a few 0.47UH 1.7A 0.175OHM inductors, I did not find it.

    Thanks!

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    • mon2
      Badcaps Legend
      • Dec 2019
      • 14182
      • Canada
      #2
      The body size is also important. A difficult part to find. This appears to be 0402 size in the schematics.


      The closest hit is the following which may fit ( a tad larger than the 0402 ):

      https://canada.newark.com/taiyo-yude...7a/dp/77AH1002

      If you proceed, do post your updates, either way if it worked for you.


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