Hi , Can anyone tell me what the part # is and where to purchase the L7140 fuse by the ppbus_3GH coil for MacBook Air 820-00165-a ?
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Re: Help finding part .
I think you mean F7140. 'F' = fuse. 'L' = inductor.
F7140 = 8 AMP SMD case style 1206, 24V (or higher) fuse.
From where do you like to shop for electronic parts ?
Aliexpress or Mouser / Digikey / Arrow ?
https://www.digikey.ca/en/products/d...hoCWYkQAvD_BwE
https://canada.newark.com/bel-fuse/0...oss_price=true
https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail...Hu8UmoqA%3D%3D
https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail...FfFdnMPQ%3D%3DLast edited by mon2; 06-22-2022, 03:51 PM. -
Re: Help finding part .
I will check them out . Thank you !!Comment
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Hi everyone
I'm struggling to point out what part is this? It is a coil, but the parameters say: 10OHM - 50% - 1A - 0.05Ohm
So it is a coil with 0201 dimensions, 1A max current, 0.05ohm resistance but what is 10ohm? For a coil we need specs like 1uH or so.
IAny ideas? It is from a MacBook A2681
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