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The TDK ACM2012-121-2P-T002 is a two-line common mode filter from the ACM series, designed for high-speed differential signal lines. It features an impedance of 120 Ohms at 100 MHz and a maximum DC current rating of 370 mA. The component has a maximum DC resistance (DCR) of 220 mOhms and an inductance of 340 nH. Operating within a temperature range of -40°C to +85°C, it utilizes a surface mount package with dimensions of 2.0mm x 1.2mm x 1.3mm.
Verify the specific part number ACM2012-121-2P-T002 against official TDK documentation to confirm electrical parameters such as 120 Ohm impedance and 370 mA current rating. Ensure the package type matches the 2012 metric footprint requirements for your PCB layout. Confirm that the operating temperature range meets your application's environmental specifications before finalizing procurement.
Select this component when filtering high-speed differential signals like USB or Ethernet where low differential mode impedance is critical to preserve signal integrity. The compact 2012 package size suits space-constrained designs. Ensure the 370 mA current rating exceeds the maximum expected line current to prevent saturation and maintain effective noise suppression performance under load conditions.
This component belongs to the TDK ACM series of signal line common mode chokes. These filters are engineered specifically for suppressing electromagnetic interference on high-speed data lines. The ACM series offers various impedance values and current ratings within standardized surface-mount packages to accommodate different interface standards and board space limitations.
Consult official TDK documentation for verified substitute part numbers within the ACM series that match the required 120 Ohm impedance and 370 mA current specifications. Ensure any replacement maintains the same 2012 package dimensions and thermal characteristics to fit existing footprints without redesign.
It suppresses differential mode impedance to a low level, ensuring that high-speed signals experience minimal impact while effectively attenuating common mode noise.
The impedance is 120 Ohms at a frequency of 100 MHz.