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Vishay Intertechnology Commercial and Automotive Grade Low Profile Common Mode Chokes Offer High Shock and Vibration Resistance

Vishay Intertechnology, today introduced two new low profile common mode chokes for high current automotive, energy, and industrial applications. Available in both surface-mount and through-hole packages, the Vishay Dale commercial ICMS2321 10 and Automotive Grade ICMS2321-1A combine a heat rating current to 30 A with a 1500 VDC dielectric withstand voltage between coils.

With their low profile, the devices released today offer a reduced size and volume, making them more resistant to shock and vibration, while their enhanced core design increases performance and saturation current at high temperatures up to +150 °C. Offering a self-shielded, rugged construction, the common mode chokes are ideal for DC/DC converters, high voltage inverters, EMI filters, and high current filters for noise suppression in motor control and other circuitry. The AEC-Q200 qualified ICMS2321-1A is well suited for use in automotive on-board chargers.

In addition to their surface-mount and through-hole mounting options, the ICMS2321-10 and ICMS2321-1A offer customizable inductance, impedance, DCR, and current ratings. Devices with surface-mount terminations are available in tape and reel packaging and are compatible with automated pick and place assembly for increased flexibility in board layouts. The common mode chokes are RoHS-compliant, halogen-free, and Vishay Green.

Device Specification Table:

Part number ICMS2321-10 ICMS2321-1A
Inductance 70 µH to 480 µH
DCR typ. 1.2 mΩ to 13.4 mΩ
DCR max. 1.3 mΩ to 15.0 mΩ
Common mode

impedance

@ 1 MHz 540 Ω to 3790 Ω
@ 10 MHz 345 Ω to 1920 Ω
@ 100 MHz 220 Ω to 410 Ω
Heat rating current typ.(1) 7 A to 20 A
Heat rating current typ.(2) 10 A to 30 A
Leakage max. 1.7 µH to 11.5 µH
AEC-Q200 No Yes

 

(1) DC current (A) that will cause an approximate ΔT of 40 °C

(2) DC current (A) that will cause an approximate ΔT of 100 °C

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