EMI Filtered Series USB-F
| Capacitive Filtered |
| Capacitance |
100pF |
| DWV |
125 VDC |
| Inductive Filtered |
| Impedance |
90 O ±25% @ 100 MHz |
| IR |
10 MO min. |
| DC Resistance |
0.30 O max. |
ESD Protected Series USB-E
| Reverse standoff voltage |
5 Volts |
| Reverse breakdown voltage |
6 Volts |
| Clamping voltage |
Ipp=1A, tp=8/20µs, 9.8 Volts (15 Volts for 56FU24-E01) |
Junction capacitance, I/O to GND |
10pF max. (3 pF max. for 56FU24-E01) |
Electrical Specifications
| Operating Temperature |
-55°C to +125°C |
| Working Voltage |
5 VDC |
| Current Rating |
1 Amp max. |
| Contact Resistance |
30 mµ max. |
| Temperature Range |
-40°C to +71°C |
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The Need for EMI & ESD Protection
Inherent in the development of more plug-and-play devices
with hot-plug capability is greater risk of system exposure to
electromagnetic interference (EMI) and electrostatic
discharge (ESD). Both of these phenomenon can cause
transmission signal degradation, loss of data, system lock-up,
and permanent hardware damage. As system circuitry has
gotten more complex to accommodate faster transfer speeds
and smaller package sizes, greater potential exists for
damage from EMI and ESD occurrences. The USB 2.0 spec
calls for EMI and ESD protection according to industry
specifications. This protection has become more of a
challenge as less space is available for components and
smaller IC chips are more susceptible to low level damage.
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A Better Solution... Filtering at the Connector
Spectrum Control has developed a series of USB connectors
that incorporates EMI and ESD filters into an industry standard
USB package. By moving the EMI filtering or ESD protection to
the USB connector, designers can free-up valuable PC board
space for other components and provide better protection for
the entire device. These connectors are drop-in replacements
for unfiltered connectors making them ideal solutions for the
ongoing miniaturization of peripheral devices. Spectrums EMI
filtered and ESD protected USB connectors also can eliminate
the need to redesign PC boards in the event of noncompliance
during either EMC or ESD testing. Various models of these
connectors meet the requirements of USB 1.1 or USB 2.0
specifications and all are RoHS compliant.
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