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The KEMET SCF25XV-350-2R4A003JV is a dual common mode choke from the SCF series, designed for high-voltage automotive applications. It features an inductance of 220 µH (0.22 mH) and supports a maximum current of 35 A with a DC resistance of 0.65 mΩ. Rated for 1000 V AC/DC, it operates within a temperature range of -40 °C to +125 °C. The component utilizes a vertical through-hole radial leaded package measuring 35 x 38.5 x 26.5 mm and holds AEC-Q200 qualification.
Verify the specific suffix codes against official KEMET documentation to ensure correct inductance and tolerance specifications. Confirm that the AEC-Q200 qualification aligns with your project's automotive reliability requirements. Check physical dimensions against your PCB footprint design to ensure compatibility with the 35 x 38.5 x 26.5 mm body size and radial lead spacing.
Select this component when high current handling up to 35 A is required alongside significant common mode noise reduction. The 1000 V rating makes it suitable for isolated power stages where standard low-voltage chokes would fail. Ensure the operating environment stays within the -40 °C to +125 °C range. Consider the vertical form factor for board space constraints compared to horizontal alternatives.
This part belongs to KEMET’s SCF series of common mode chokes, which are engineered for high-performance filtering in power electronics. The SCF25XV variant specifically targets high-voltage automotive and industrial markets. It complements lower-current or lower-voltage variants within the same family by offering enhanced power handling capabilities while maintaining compact vertical packaging for space-efficient designs.
Consult official KEMET substitution guides for direct equivalents. Verify that any alternative maintains the 220 µH inductance, 35 A current rating, and 1000 V voltage rating. Ensure the replacement also meets AEC-Q200 standards if automotive compliance is mandatory. Physical dimensions and lead configurations must match to avoid PCB redesign.