DLP11SN900SL2L – MURATA

Part Number:

DLP11SN900SL2L

Manufacturer:

MURATA

Date Code:

09+

RoHS:

RoHS Compliant

MSL:

COO:

Description:

90 Ohm, 20%, 100 MHz Thin Film Common Mode Choke, 160 mA, 0504

Datasheet:

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Product Details:

Overview

The Murata DLP11SN900SL2L is a high-performance common mode choke designed to suppress differential mode noise in high-speed digital interfaces while minimally impacting signal integrity. Its primary function is to attenuate unwanted electromagnetic interference (EMI) that can corrupt data transmission. A critical design consideration for such filters is the trade-off between impedance at the target frequency and insertion loss at the fundamental signal frequency; achieving effective noise suppression without significantly degrading signal amplitude or phase requires careful coil winding and core material selection, a balance Murata has expertly managed in this 0504 package.

Key Features

Impedance: 90 Ohms at 100 MHz
Maximum DC Current: 160 mA
Maximum DC Resistance: 1.4 Ohms
Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to +85°C
Package/Case: 0504 (1210 metric)
Termination Style: SMD/SMT

Applications

The component is engineered for deployment in systems requiring high reliability and performance under specific operating conditions. It provides functional stability across the stated design envelope.

High-speed data line EMI suppression (e.g., USB 2.0, HDMI)
Differential mode noise filtering in digital communication interfaces
Signal integrity enhancement in embedded systems
Power sequencing noise reduction for sensitive analog circuitry