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The M15733/51-0001 is a MIL-DTL-55733 series EMI feedthrough filter manufactured by Tusonix, a subsidiary of CTS. It utilizes a Pi-filter circuit topology to suppress electromagnetic interference in high-power applications. The component features a capacitance of 2500 pF and supports a maximum DC current of 10 A. It is rated for a voltage of 200 V and operates within a temperature range of 0°C to +125°C. The unit employs an 8-32 UNC-2A threaded interface for secure chassis mounting.
Verify that the received component matches the exact MIL-DTL-55733 specification and part number M15733/51-0001. Confirm the manufacturer is Tusonix or CTS Electronic Components. Ensure the physical threading corresponds to 8-32 UNC-2A standards. Check for factory sealing and date codes to guarantee authenticity and storage integrity before installation.
Select this component when a Pi-filter topology is required for EMI suppression in high-current environments. It is suitable for applications needing robust mechanical bonding via threaded interfaces rather than soldered connections. Consider the 10 A current rating and 200 V voltage limit to ensure compatibility with the system's electrical parameters and thermal operating conditions.
This component belongs to the MIL-DTL-55733 family of ceramic EMI feedthrough filters. These parts are designed for critical applications where reliability and strict electromagnetic interference control are mandatory. The series offers various capacitance values and current ratings to suit different power distribution and signal integrity requirements across defense and industrial sectors.
Cross-reference tools indicate parametrically similar parts within the M15733 series. Verify substitute part numbers against specific electrical and mechanical constraints. Ensure any replacement maintains the same Pi-filter configuration and mounting thread specifications.
The M15733/51-0001 utilizes a Pi-filter circuit topology.
No, it enables fast mechanical bonding through its threaded interface, eliminating the need for soldering.