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RSCM7060-102 AI Analysis:
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RSCM7060-102 product

RSCM7060-102

Common Mode Chokes

common-mode chokeSMD3 A1020 Ω typ. at 100 MHzEMI filter4-pin

RSCM7060-102 is a compact 3 A SMD common-mode choke for suppressing common-mode EMI, specified at 1020 Ω typical impedance at 100 MHz.

Best for

  • Common-mode EMI filtering on paired lines
  • Compact surface-mount designs
  • Applications requiring up to 3 A rated current

Avoid if

  • Compliance status must be documented from the supplier
  • The application requires verified high-voltage isolation specifications
  • A current above 3 A is required

Check before use

  • Impedance requirement across the actual interference-frequency range
  • PCB footprint and terminal orientation
  • Temperature rise at operating current
  • System-level EMI performance

Key specifications

Impedance at 100 MHz
800 Ω min., 1020 Ω typ.
Maximum DCR
17 mΩ
Rated current
3 A max.
Package size
7.0 mm × 6.0 mm × 3.8 mm max.

Compliance & Environment

RoHS
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REACH
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MSL
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ECCN
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HTSUS
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Application

EMI filtering on paired signal linesPower-line common-mode noise suppressionGeneral electronic equipment

Datasheet

aa8f0eba06137a21035c6736549d775b_RSCM7060-102.pdf

800 KB

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Questions & answers

RSCM7060-102 is a four-terminal surface-mount common-mode choke from Ruishen. It is designed to attenuate common-mode noise while allowing paired conductors to pass through the coupled windings.