Murata Electronics NFG Common Mode Noise Filter

Author : Murata Published Time : 2019-05-02
Murata Electronics NFG Common Mode Noise Filter offers a 100mA current rating, a 19 to 29dB insertion loss range, and a 10MΩ insulation resistance. The NFG series is compatible with the high-speed, large-capacity, new transmission standard MIPI C-PHY. Murata Electronics NFG Common Mode Noise Filter is ideal for note PCs, cell phones, and digital still/video camera applications. 

Specifications

100mA rated current25Ω common mode impedance rating5VDC rated voltage

Applications

Notebook PCsCellular phones
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