Ethernet common mode choke coil is AEC-Q200-compliant
For automotive applications, Murata has released the DLW32MH201YK2 common mode choke coil (CMCC). It is designed for automotive Ethernet (100BASE-T1) applications, is able to withstand extreme temperatures and is AEC-Q200 compliant.
It meets the growing need for components that can be used in high temperature environments such as engine compartments and the increase in popularity of automotive Ethernet high speed interfaces in vehicles where they are used to connect engine control units that support autonomous driving systems.
The DLW32MH201YK2 common mode choke coil has a wide operating temperature range of -55 to +150 degrees C, for use in vehicles’ extreme temperature environments. The temperature performance has been achieved through the use of metal termination that absorbs the stresses associated with temperature change, as well the combination of materials and product design, says Murata. The choke coil’s form factor is 3.2 x 2.5mm.
The 80V, AEC-Q200-compliant choke coil is in mass production now.
Murata Manufacturing designs, manufactures and sells ceramic-based passive electronic components, communication modules and power supply modules.
Murata innovations can be found in a wide range of applications from mobile phones to home appliances, and automotive applications to energy management systems and healthcare devices.
Murata is committed to the development of advanced electronic materials and leading edge, multi-functional, high-density modules.
The company has employees and manufacturing facilities throughout the world. Murata Electronics Europe is responsible for the regional management of the Murata affiliates in Europe. Located in Hoofddorp in the Netherlands, very close to Schiphol airport, this office co-ordinates all of the European sales and marketing activities.
Sales and marketing offices are located in Germany (Nürnberg), France (Paris), Italy (Cernusco, Milan), in the Netherlands (Hoofddorp) and in the United Kingdom (Fleet).
