BNX002-01 - Murata Electronics

Manufacturer Part Number

BNX002-01

Manufacturer

murata-electronics

Introduction

The BNX002-01 by Murata Electronics is an obsolete EMIFIL® series EMI/RFI LC filter designed for data line applications in mobile devices.

Product Features and Performance

Type: Low Pass

5th Order LC Filter

Dual Channel

Provides 40dB Attenuation from 1MHz to 1GHz

Supports currents up to 10 A

Operating temperature range from -30°C to 85°C

Through-hole mounting style

Rated for 50V

Product Advantages

Effective EMI/RFI suppression across a broad frequency range

Capable of handling significant current, making it suitable for a variety of applications

Designed for easy through-hole mounting

A compact size for space-constrained applications

Key Technical Parameters

Filter Order: 5th

Attenuation Value: 40dB @ 1MHz ~ 1GHz

Current: 10 A

Operating Temperature: -30°C ~ 85°C

Voltage Rated: 50V

Size: 0.472" L x 0.433" W x 0.512" H

Quality and Safety Features

Given its performance and reliability, the BNX002-01 met high-quality standards during its time of production. However, specific safety certifications or quality assurances were not mentioned.

Compatibility

Primarily compatible with data lines for mobile devices, due to its specific design for EMI/RFI suppression in such applications.

Application Areas

Designed for use in mobile devices, particularly for suppressing electromagnetic interference in data lines.

Product Lifecycle

Status: Obsolete

As the product is now discontinued, users might need to look for replacements or upgrades for new designs.

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Excellent EMI/RFI suppression capabilities across a wide frequency range ensures cleaner signals in sensitive applications.

High current handling capacity increases versatility in application.

Compact and easy to integrate into existing designs without significant redesigns.

Murata Electronics' reputation for reliability and performance, offering peace of mind for designers.

While now obsolete, it remains a viable option for maintaining or repairing existing systems where this filter has been used.