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The BPPM00070638101X00 is a two-line common mode choke manufactured by Pulse Electronics, designed for surface mount technology applications. It features an impedance of 140 Ohms at a frequency of 100 MHz and supports a maximum current rating of 9 Amperes. The component exhibits a direct current resistance (DCR) of 10 milliohms, ensuring low power loss during operation. Packaged in a reel format with a factory pack quantity of 1500 units, this device belongs to the BPPM series and is intended for effective noise suppression in electronic circuits.
Verify the specific package configuration and reel specifications against the official datasheet before ordering. Confirm that the 1500-unit factory pack quantity aligns with production requirements. Ensure compatibility with surface mount assembly equipment. Check for any RoHS compliance documentation if required by your manufacturing standards. Validate the impedance and current ratings match your circuit design constraints.
Select this component when a surface mount common mode choke with a 140 Ohm impedance at 100 MHz is required. The 9A current rating makes it suitable for high-power applications where significant noise suppression is needed. Consider the low DCR of 10 milliohms for efficiency-critical designs. Ensure the physical dimensions fit within the available PCB space for the BPPM series footprint.
This part belongs to the BPPM series of common mode chokes from Pulse Electronics. The series is characterized by components designed for surface mount technology and noise filtering applications. The BPPM series typically offers various impedance and current ratings to suit different electronic circuit requirements. This specific model represents a high-current variant within the lineup.
Consult official distributor databases or manufacturer cross-reference tools for verified substitute part numbers. Ensure any replacement maintains the same impedance, current rating, and package type. Verify compatibility with existing PCB layouts and assembly processes before switching components.