Common-mode choke meets 1000BASE-T1 requirements

12th April 2019

Alex Lynn

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Sampling of the common mode choke coil has been announced by Murata, designed to be fully compatible with the automotive high-speed (1Gbps) LAN standard, 1000BASE-T1. The new DLW32MH101XT2 is claims to be the smallest common mode choke coil for 1000BASE-T1 applications.

Vehicle technology has rapidly evolved in recent years to include advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and sophisticated in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) while moving ever closer to fully autonomous operation.

As a result, vehicle communication busses carry increased-bandwidth data from higher resolution image sensors and more complex electronic control units (ECUs). To support this traffic, the 1000BASE-T1 standard is expected to become widespread in the future.

The DLW32MH101XT2 supports the S-Parameter characteristics specified by the OPEN alliance automotive network standard organisation and meets the characteristics for noise filters in 1000BASE-T1 communications.

Through the application of Murata’s winding technology and using a unique winding structure, the device is the smallest currently available, measuring just 3.2x2.5x2.5mm and weighing just 0.064g. It offers an inductance value of 100uH and a typical DC resistance of 2.6Ohm and is rated for currents up to 100mA.

Compliant with the AEC-Q200 automotive standard, the common mode choke coil offers an extended temperature range of -40 to +125°C, making it ideal for demanding automotive applications.