Noise Filtering Wire Wound Chip Common Mode Choke Coil muRata DLW5AHN402SQ2L for Electronic Equipment

Wire Wound Chip Common Mode Choke Coil DLW5AH Series

The DLW5AH Series Wire Wound Chip Common Mode Choke Coil is designed for noise suppression applications. It offers high impedance at 100MHz, making it effective for filtering common mode noise. This series is suitable for various electronic equipment where reliable noise filtering is required.

Product Attributes

• Brand: MURATA MFG CO.,LTD.
• Product Type: Wire Wound Chip Common Mode Choke Coil
• Series: DLW5AH
• Polarity: No polarity

Technical Specifications

Dimensions

Dimensions (LW): 5.00.3 x 3.60.3 mm

Height: 1.7 0.3 mm

Unit Mass (Typical): 0.30g

Packaging Specifications

Packaging Codes:

• L: Taping (180mm/ reel) - 400 pcs./reel
• K: Taping(330mm reel) - 1500 pcs./reel
• B: Bulk

Taping Specifications:

• Products are packaged in embossed cavities of plastic tape and sealed with cover tape.
• Sprocket holes are to the right as the tape is pulled toward the user.
• Cover tape has no spliced point.
• Missing components: within 0.1% of the number per reel or 1 pc., whichever is greater, and not continuous.

Pull Strength:

• Plastic Tape: 5 N min.
• Cover Tape: 10 N min.

Peeling off force of Cover Tape: 0.2N to 0.7N (minimum value is typical.) at 300 mm / min.

Marking for Reel

• Customer part number
• MURATA part number
• Inspection number
• RoHS marking
• Quantity

Marking for Outside Package

• Customer name
• Purchasing Order Number
• Customer Part Number
• MURATA part number
• RoHS marking
• Quantity

Caution and Notice

• Mounting Direction: Mount products in the correct direction to avoid short circuits, flames, or other serious trouble.
• Limitation of Applications: Contact Murata before using in applications requiring extremely high reliability, such as aircraft, aerospace, medical, transportation, and power plant control equipment.
• Soldering: Products can only be soldered with reflow. Consult Murata for other mounting methods.
• Flux and Solder: Use rosin-based flux (chlorine content 0.06 to 0.1(wt)%) and avoid highly acidic flux (Halogen content exceeding 0.2(wt)%).