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PLY10AN8720R7R2B

  • Description:CMC 700MA 2LN TH
  • Series:PLY10
  • Mfr:Murata Electronics
  • Package:Bulk

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PLY10AN8720R7R2B is listed in the Common Mode Chokes range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Murata Electronics. Its product description is CMC 700MA 2LN TH. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.

Common Mode Chokes specifications for PLY10AN8720R7R2B

  • Description:CMC 700MA 2LN TH
  • Series:PLY10
  • Mfr:Murata Electronics
  • Package:Bulk
  • Filter Type:Power Line
  • Number of Lines:2
  • Current Rating (Max):700mA
  • DC Resistance (DCR) (Max):-
  • Voltage Rating - DC:-
  • Voltage Rating - AC:300V
  • Operating Temperature:-25°C ~ 60°C
  • Ratings:-
  • Approval Agency:-
  • Features:-
  • Mounting Type:Through Hole
  • Size / Dimension:0.709" L x 0.630" W (18.00mm x 16.00mm)
  • Height (Max):0.689" (17.50mm)
  • Package / Case:Vertical, 4 PC Pin
  • Inductance @ Frequency:-
  • Impedance @ Frequency:-

Common Mode Chokes datasheet and documents for PLY10AN8720R7R2B

PLY10AN8720R7R2B

Common Mode Chokes Overview

The PLY10AN8720R7R2B is a hybrid choke coil manufactured by Murata Electronics, designed for AC line filtering applications. It functions as a two-line common mode choke with through-hole mounting capabilities. The component features a rated current of 0.7 amperes and offers dual inductance values of 8.7 millihenries and 500 microhenries. This configuration supports effective noise suppression in power supply circuits while maintaining structural integrity for industrial deployment.

Common Mode Chokes Feature Summary

  • Dual inductance design providing 8.7mH and 500uH values for comprehensive noise filtering
  • Through-hole construction suitable for robust circuit board integration
  • Rated for 0.7A continuous current operation in AC line environments

Common Mode Chokes Applications

  • AC line filtering in power supply units
  • Common mode noise suppression for two-line configurations
  • Hybrid choke coil implementation in industrial electronics

Common Mode Chokes Procurement Notes

Verify the specific datasheet version to confirm mechanical dimensions and terminal compatibility before integration. Ensure that the 0.7A current rating aligns with the target application's operational requirements. Cross-reference the dual inductance specifications against the system's noise profile needs. Confirm RoHS compliance status if environmental regulations apply to the final assembly.

Common Mode Chokes Selection Notes

Select this component when a hybrid solution combining high and low inductance values is required for AC line filtering. The through-hole format is appropriate for applications requiring higher mechanical stability compared to surface-mount alternatives. Evaluate the 0.7A current limit against peak load conditions to prevent saturation or thermal issues during normal operation.

Common Mode Chokes Part Context

This part belongs to Murata's hybrid choke coil series, specifically engineered for AC line filter applications. It integrates multiple inductance characteristics into a single package to address complex noise profiles. The product distinguishes itself from standard chokes by offering dual-value performance within a two-line common mode architecture.

Common Mode Chokes Replacement Considerations

Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify mechanical footprint and electrical parameters against existing designs before considering alternative components.

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