RN152-1-02

Overview

The Schaffner RN152-1-02 is a common mode choke from the RN series, designed for through-hole mounting. It features an inductance of 68 mH and supports a maximum current of 1 A. The component utilizes two leads with horizontal pin packaging. Rated for AC voltages up to 250 V, it operates within a temperature range of -40°C to +100°C. Physical dimensions are approximately 43.00 mm in length and 41.80 mm in width.

Feature Summary

• Provides common mode noise suppression for differential signal lines
• Constructed for reliable through-hole PCB integration
• Engineered to handle specified DC and AC voltage ratings

Applications

• General electronic equipment EMI filtering
• Power supply input stages
• Signal line protection circuits

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific datasheet version against the manufacturer's official documentation before finalizing specifications. Confirm that the 68 mH inductance rating aligns with your circuit requirements. Ensure the through-hole package dimensions fit your board layout constraints. Check for any recent RoHS compliance updates or material declarations required by your procurement standards.

Selection Notes

Select this component when a high inductance value of 68 mH is required for effective low-frequency noise attenuation. The 1 A current rating suits moderate power applications. Consider the physical size of 43.00 mm x 41.80 mm for adequate spacing on the printed circuit board. Verify compatibility with standard through-hole assembly processes.

Part Context

This part belongs to the Schaffner RN series of common mode chokes. These components are widely used in EMC design to suppress electromagnetic interference. The RN series offers various inductance and current combinations to suit different filtering needs across industrial and consumer electronics sectors.

Replacement Considerations

Check for direct substitutes within the RN series offering similar 68 mH inductance and 1 A current handling. Verify mechanical footprint compatibility if replacing on existing boards. Ensure electrical characteristics match the original design intent.