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TDK Announces Miniaturized Common-Mode EMC Suppression Chokes for Automotive CAN-FD

8.4.2021
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TDK Corporation announces the development of its new ACT1210D Series common-mode choke for automotive CAN-FD, which begin mass production in April 2021.

Automotive LANs are roughly categorized into 4 systems such as body, safety, powertrain and multimedia/information and telecommunications. This product supporting CAN and CAN-FD enables a fivefold data transmission speed of 5 Mbps. Currently, CAN is the most widely used standard for body and other systems, keeping a maximum data transmission speed of 1 Mbps.

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While meeting the demands of CiA and IEC standards, the ACT1210D Series common-mode choke also boasts a compact low-profile body (3.2 (L) x 2.5 (W) x 2.5 mm (H)) and noise suppression capabilities. Its unique structural design provides signal mode transfer characteristics (Ssd21) that increase communication quality. The manufacturing process involves a highly automated and extremely precise winder and a wire connection method using the laser welding of metal terminals to achieve high reliability.

Over recent years, demand for the handling of high-speed, large-capacity camera footages in ADAS has increased. TDK offers a wide range of automotive communication products and a 1000BASE-T1 Ethernet standard lineup to deliver optimal performance for these applications. Moving forward, TDK will continue catering to customers’ needs by providing comprehensive product services for common-mode chokes for automotive communication.

Glossary

  • LAN: Local Area Network, a private communication network.
  • CAN: Controller Area Network, one of the communication protocols for automotive LANs.
  • CiA: CAN in Automation, an industry organization of automotive and electronic component manufacturers.
  • IEC: International Electrotechnical Commission, an international standards organization for all electrical, electronic and related technologies.

Main applications

  • CAN, CAN-FD systems

Main features and benefits

  • Implements great signal mode transfer characteristics, increasing communication quality
  • A compact, low-profile size of 3.2 (L) x 2.5 (W) x 2.5 mm (H) to facilitate space savings
  • Wide temperature range from -40°C to + 150°C, contributing to environmentally-resistant design

Key data

TypeCommon-mode
Inductance [μH]
@100 KHz, 100 mV
DC resistance
[Ω] max.
Insulation resistance
[MΩ] min.
Rated current
[mA] min.
Rated voltage
[V] max.
ACT1210D-101-2P100 ± +50%/-30%31011580

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