High frequency inductive components. Non-electrical characteristics and measuring methods - Test methods for non-electrical characteristics

High frequency inductive components. Non-electrical characteristics and measuring methods - Test methods for non-electrical characteristics

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What is BS EN IEC 62025-2- High-frequency inductive components about? 

BS EN IEC 62025 is an international standard on high-frequency inductive components such as transformers, inductors, magnetic components, and ferrite materials. 

BS EN IEC 62025-2 is the second part in the multi-series that specifies a test method for the non-electrical characteristics of the surface mounted device (SMD) inductors to be used for electronic and telecommunication equipment. 

The object of this part of this BS EN IEC 62025-2 is to define methods for measuring mechanical performance only. 

Who is BS EN IEC 62025-2- High-frequency inductive components for? 

BS EN IEC 62025-2 on nonelectrical characteristics is relevant to: 

  • SMD inductor manufacturers 
  • Electronic and telecommunication equipment manufacturers  
  • Electronics and electrical equipment industry 
  • Mechanical engineers 
  • Product design engineers 

Why should you use BS EN IEC 62025-2- High-frequency inductive components? 

Detailed measuring methods for mechanical performance of reliability testing are defined in BS EN IEC 62025-2. 

BS EN IEC 62025-2 provides you with the body strength test procedures and tests to determine robustness of terminations. Moreover, methods for mounting a surface mounting inductor to be tested on the test printed-circuit board is also covered. 

Overall, compliance with BS EN IEC 62025-2 testing can help you incorporate best industry soldering practices. 

What’s changed since the last update? 

BS EN IEC 62025-2:2019 supersedes BS EN 620252:2005, which is withdrawn. The significant technical changes with respect to the previous edition are: 

  • Revision of Table 5 
  • Revision of normative references