Wire Wound Common Mode Choke with 800Ω @100MHz Impedance, Lead-free and Compact Design for EMI Suppression
Product Description
High-Performance Wire Wound Common Mode Filter for EMI Suppression
Engineered for effective electromagnetic interference (EMI) suppression in high-speed data and power lines, the SF1008F-3W-801Y wire wound chokes provides high common mode impedance at 100MHz, ensuring excellent noise suppression performance. As a compact and low-profile common mode filter, it is ideal for space-constrained applications. This EMI suppression component is 100% lead-free, halogen-free, and RoHS compliant, meeting stringent environmental standards. With an operating temperature range of -40°C to +125°C, it delivers reliable performance in demanding environments.
Key Specifications
Parameter
Value
Common Mode Impedance @100MHz
800Ω ±25%
Rated Voltage (Max)
20V
Rated Current (Max)
0.15A
DC Resistance (DCR) (Max)
1.6Ω
Insulation Resistance (Min)
10MΩ
Operating Temperature Range
-40°C to +125°C
Product Features
Wire wound construction for robust performance
100% Lead-free, Halogen-free, and RoHS compliant
Small size and low profile design
Wide operating temperature range including self-temperature rise
High common mode impedance for effective EMI suppression
Applications
Noise filtering in high-speed differential data lines (USB, HDMI, LVDS)
Power line EMI suppression in compact electronic devices and modules
What is the main advantage of a wire wound common mode filter over other types?
The wire wound construction typically allows for higher common mode impedance and better high-frequency performance compared to multilayer chip types, making it more effective for suppressing EMI in critical signal integrity applications.
How do I interpret the impedance rating of 800Ω @100MHz?
This means the filter presents an impedance of 800Ω (typical) to common-mode noise currents at a frequency of 100MHz. A higher impedance at the noise frequency results in greater attenuation of that noise.
Can this filter handle higher currents for power line applications?
The rated current is 0.15A Max. It is designed for low-current signal or power lines. For higher current power rail filtering, please select a model with a correspondingly higher current rating.
What does "halogen-free" mean and why is it important?
Halogen-free means the product does not contain chlorine, bromine, or other halogens above certain thresholds. This is important for environmental safety and is often required in green electronics initiatives, as it reduces the emission of toxic gases in case of fire.