Best Alternatives to FHD4020S-4R7MT

Package: 4020 (4.0mm x 4.0mm)Shenzhen CJiang Technology Co., Ltd.ChokesInductance: 4.7 µHTolerance: ±20%Saturation Current (Isat): 4.9 AHeat Rating Current (Irms): 3.3 ADC Resistance (DCR) Max: 115 mΩ

FHD4020S-4R7MT is a 4.7µH shielded power inductor in a 4x4mm package, rated for 3.3A (Irms). Finding a replacement requires matching inductance, current ratings, and DCR.

AI replacement insight

Electrical riskhigh

Inductance mismatch is the primary concern and requires circuit validation.

Package risklow

The 4020 package is standard and alternatives share the same footprint.

Firmware risklow

Not applicable for a passive component like an inductor.

Can it be replaced directly?

No direct replacement with identical 4.7µH inductance was found. Alternatives require engineering review for inductance and current rating differences.

Best replacement path

Use another part from the cjiang FHD4020S series, like FHD4020S-3R3MT, which offers higher current ratings but requires verifying the impact of its lower 3.3µH inductance.

Main risk

The main risk is circuit instability or failure due to mismatched inductance, which affects the performance of DC-DC converters and filter circuits.

Recommended alternatives

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FHD4020S-3R3MT package
FHD4020S-3R3MT

cjiang (Changjiang Microelectronics Tech)

Needs validationmedium risk

Same package with higher current ratings, but lower inductance requires review.

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Alternative comparison matrix

Feature / factorFHD4020S-4R7MTFHD4020S-3R3MTFHD4020S-6R8MTAlt 3Compatibility / risk
Inductance4.7 µH3.3 µH-6.8 µH — Higher inductance may alter circuit behavior.
Current3.3 A5.9 A-4.2 A — Lower saturation current is a downgrade risk.
Resistance115 mΩ max73 mΩ typ-130 mΩ typ — Higher DCR reduces efficiency.
Package4.0x4.0x2.0mm4.0x4.0x2.0mm-4.0x4.0x2.0mm — Same footprint and height.

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Questions & answers

FHD4020S-3R3MT is a strong candidate. It has the same package and higher current ratings, but its 3.3µH inductance requires circuit validation.