LCF Series 0605 Common Mode Noise Filter from Littelfuse

EIN Littlefuse noiseFilters 400

Aug 3, 2019

Common Mode Noise Filters attenuate the common mode noise that is problematic in differential transmission (examples: USB, HDMI and MIPI), balanced transmission, power supply lines, and audio lines.

Common Mode Noise Filters (CMF) are ideal for suppressing unwanted common mode noise with frequencies ranging from hundred megahertz to gigahertz with no adverse effect on the signals (differential cut-off frequency).

Features:

  • Effective for suppressing common mode noise High Insertion loss more than -32 dB common mode noise attenuation in GHz range
  • High differential mode cut-off frequency up to 4.71 GHz
  • Ultra low profile ( as low as 0.64 x 0.57 x 0.35 mm)
  • Variety CM impedance values
  • High temperature soldering guaranteed: 260°C/10 seconds 

Applications:

  • Portable / Wearable Devices: Mobile phone, Tablet, Game console, POS, VR, Dongle
  • Consumer : PDP, LCD TV, DVD Player, PC, Audio player, DSC, Set top box, Laptop, SSD, Home Automation
  • IOT module for white goods, display-based applications, Multimedia applications

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