Hello,
In the datasheet of the 1.5 uH inductor "7440450015" from Würth Elektronik there is the typical impedance characteristics curve which I also attach here. However the impedance values well below the self-resonance frequency does not correspond to the real inductance of the inductor.
For example at 1 MHz the impedance is 5 Ohm. So from L = X/(2*pi*f) we have 0.79 uH, much different than what it should have been. What am I doing wrong? The curve actually considers the magnitude of Z and not imaginary part of it, but at 1 MHz the real part of it should be negligible, so shouldn't my calculation above be correct?

In the datasheet of the 1.5 uH inductor "7440450015" from Würth Elektronik there is the typical impedance characteristics curve which I also attach here. However the impedance values well below the self-resonance frequency does not correspond to the real inductance of the inductor.
For example at 1 MHz the impedance is 5 Ohm. So from L = X/(2*pi*f) we have 0.79 uH, much different than what it should have been. What am I doing wrong? The curve actually considers the magnitude of Z and not imaginary part of it, but at 1 MHz the real part of it should be negligible, so shouldn't my calculation above be correct?

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