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Common-mode choke coils are useful in a wide range of applications for the prevention of electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI) from power supply lines and for prevention of malfunctioning of various electronic equipment. Features include low leakage flux, high self-resonant frequency, high impedance at applicable frequency and low stray capacitance in section winding.
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Specifications

Configuration Type

N/A Vertical

Min. Inductance

N/A 15.50 mH

Max. Inductance Difference

N/A 350 µH

Max. DCR

N/A 0.32 Ohm

Current Rating

N/A 1.50 A

Width (W)

N/A 31.5 mm

Length (L)

N/A 23.5 mm

Height (H)

N/A 37 mm

Pin Mounting (A)

N/A 13.0 mm

Pin Mounting (B)

N/A 10.0 mm

Weight

N/A 1.40 oz

Rated Voltage (AC)

N/A 250 V

Max. Temperature Rise

N/A 45 ºC

Min. Insulation Resistance

N/A 100 mOhm

Operating Temperature Range

N/A -20 to 105 ºC

Dielectric Withstanding Voltage (AC)

N/A 2,000 V

Industry Standards

N/A CSA IEC UL

Features

N/A Low Leakage Flux
High Self-Resonant Frequency
High Impedance at Applicable Frequency
Low Stray Capacitance in Section Winding

Technical Notes

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  1. The inductance difference measures between the coil L1 and L2.

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