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WHLC2012A Signal Line Common Mode Chokes

WHLC2012A is another option in the 2012 size band, for differential interfaces where board area is the binding constraint. Compare the impedance curve against your failing band, then confirm the link still meets its eye and return loss targets.

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Image Référence Fiche technique Comparer Téléchargements TailleImpédance de mode commun à 10 MHz, min. (Ω)Impédance de mode commun typ. (Ω)Inductance (μH), +50/−30 %RDC (Ω), max.Inductance de fuite (nH), typ.Résistance d’isolement (MΩ), min.Courant nominal, max.Tension nominale (V), max. Échantillon
VOOHU WHLC-2012A-121T1 WHLC2012A Signal Line Common Mode Chokes WHLC-2012A-121T1 SPEC 2012-120-0.3-10400mA125
VOOHU WHLC-2012A-381T0 WHLC2012A Signal Line Common Mode Chokes WHLC-2012A-381T0 SPEC 2012-380-0.45-10300mA50
VOOHU WHLC-2012A-900T0 WHLC2012A Signal Line Common Mode Chokes WHLC-2012A-900T0 SPEC 2012-90-0.35-10300mA50
VOOHU WHLC-2012A-181T0 WHLC2012A Signal Line Common Mode Chokes WHLC-2012A-181T0 SPEC 2012-180-0.35-10300mA50
VOOHU WHLC-2012A-261T0 WHLC2012A Signal Line Common Mode Chokes WHLC-2012A-261T0 SPEC 2012-260-0.4-10300mA50
VOOHU WHLC-2012A-361T1 WHLC2012A Signal Line Common Mode Chokes WHLC-2012A-361T1 SPEC 2012-360-0.45-10300mA50
VOOHU WHLC-2012A-801T0 WHLC2012A Signal Line Common Mode Chokes WHLC-2012A-801T0 SPEC 2012-800-0.88-10300mA50
VOOHU WHLC-2012A-102T0 WHLC2012A Signal Line Common Mode Chokes WHLC-2012A-102T0 SPEC 2012-1000-1.3-10300mA50
VOOHU WHLC-2012A-122T0 WHLC2012A Signal Line Common Mode Chokes WHLC-2012A-122T0 SPEC 2012-1200-1.5-10300mA50
VOOHU WHLC-2012A-750C WHLC2012A Signal Line Common Mode Chokes WHLC-2012A-750C SPEC 2012-75-0.55-10280mA50
VOOHU WHAC-2012A-801T0 WHLC2012A Signal Line Common Mode Chokes WHAC-2012A-801T0 SPEC 2012-800-0.88-10300mA50
VOOHU WHAC-2012A-900T0 WHLC2012A Signal Line Common Mode Chokes WHAC-2012A-900T0 SPEC 2012-90-0.35-10300mA50
VOOHU WHLC-2012A-121T0 WHLC2012A Signal Line Common Mode Chokes WHLC-2012A-121T0 SPEC 2012-120-0.3-10400mA50

By interface

Chokes by interface: USB, CAN, Ethernet, HDMI

The interface sets the data rate and therefore what the choke is allowed to do to the signal.

Comment sélectionner

Selecting a signal line common mode choke in four steps

Interface first, then the failing band, then signal integrity, then the footprint.

  1. 01

    Start from the interface

    USB, CAN bus, Ethernet and HDMI each set a data rate and a signalling scheme. That determines how much the choke is allowed to affect the signal.

  2. 02

    Find the failing band

    Read the frequency range where the radiated or conducted scan exceeds the limit, then look for a part whose impedance is high across that range.

  3. 03

    Protect the signal

    Check the impedance peak does not sit near your signal's fundamental, and that DC resistance does not add unacceptable loss on the pair.

  4. 04

    Verify on the real link

    Measure the eye diagram and return loss on your own board. Datasheet curves are taken in a reference fixture, not in your layout.

Parameters

Reading signal line choke ratings

Impedance is quoted at a frequency; so is everything else that matters here.

01

Common mode impedance

What the choke presents to common mode noise, quoted at a stated frequency. Compare candidates at the same frequency or the numbers do not correspond.

02

Courant nominal

Matters when the pair also carries bias or power, as on some bus and PoE-adjacent designs. On a pure signal pair it is rarely the binding constraint.

03

DC resistance

Adds loss in the signal path and causes a voltage drop where the pair carries current. Read the maximum figure rather than a typical value.

04

Differential mode loss

How much of the wanted signal the part removes. Low values matter more as the data rate rises; verify by measurement rather than by datasheet alone.

05

Package size

Sets the board area and the spacing available between the differential traces. Smaller packages ease layout but usually offer lower impedance.

06

Mode conversion

Asymmetry between the two windings turns common mode into differential noise. It is the reason a choke can make an eye diagram worse rather than better.

Comparer

Signal line choke families side by side

Package size and impedance level separate the families; the interface decides which fits.

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TailleRéférencesImpédance de mode commun à 10 MHz, min. (Ω)Impédance de mode commun typ. (Ω)Inductance (μH), +50/−30 %RDC (Ω), max.Inductance de fuite (nH), typ.Résistance d’isolement (MΩ), min.Courant nominal, max.Tension nominale (V), max.Action
201213-120, 1200, 1000, 800, 380, 360, 260, 180, 90, 75-0.3, 0.35, 0.4, 0.45, 0.55, 0.88, 1.3, 1.5-10280mA, 300mA, 400mA50, 125Filtrer →
32256300, 500, 1000, 2200, -550, 1100, 2600, 5100, -11, 22, 51, 80, 100, 2000.8, 1, 1.6, 2.5, 4, 4.950, 70, 130, 180, -1070mA, 150mA, 200mA, 250mA, 300mA80Filtrer →
453221300, 500, 1000, 2000, -600, 1200, 2800, 5800, 90±25%, 420±25%, 600±25%, 800±25%, 1000±25%, 1400±25%, 140011, 22, 51, 100, -0.25, 1.2, 1.4, 1.8, 2.5, 39, 60, 82, 89, 113, 14850, 80, 150, 200, -10150mA, 200mA, 250mA, 700mA, 1.0A, 1.5A, 1.8A, 2.0A, 2.2A, 3.0A50Filtrer →

Analyse de l’application

Where signal line common mode chokes are fitted

Confirm the interface, the data rate and whether the pair also carries bias current.

Analyse de l’application

USB data lines

  • Confirm the USB generation and its data rate, then verify the eye diagram and return loss on the real board after fitting the choke.
Analyse de l’application

CAN bus and automotive networks

  • Check the bus common mode voltage range and whether the pair carries bias, then confirm the part's temperature rating suits the environment.
Analyse de l’application

Ethernet interfaces

  • Confirm the link speed and how the choke interacts with the LAN transformer already in the path, then measure link stability and emissions.
Analyse de l’application

HDMI and display links

  • High rates make insertion loss and mode conversion critical. Measure the eye before and after rather than relying on the datasheet curve.
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Documents

Signal line choke datasheets and drawings

Datasheets carry the impedance curve, DC resistance and recommended land pattern.

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Présentation de la catégorie

Choosing a common mode choke for a differential pair

On a power line the choke only has to pass current. On a signal pair it has to pass a waveform intact, which makes the selection harder.

01

Why the interface comes first

A choke that works on a CAN bus can wreck a USB link, because the data rates differ by orders of magnitude. The interface sets how much insertion loss and how much impedance in the signal path the link can tolerate. Decide the interface and its rate before you start comparing impedance figures.

02

Where the impedance peak sits

You want high common mode impedance across the band that fails your scan, and low impact at your signal's own frequencies. If the peak sits near the fundamental, the choke will attenuate the wanted signal as well as the noise. Read the curve, locate your two frequencies on it, and check they are far apart.

03

Mode conversion is the hidden risk

Real parts are never perfectly symmetric. Any imbalance between the two windings converts common mode noise into differential noise, which lands directly on the signal. This is why a choke sometimes makes an eye diagram worse. It cannot be predicted from the datasheet, so measure the eye and return loss on your own board.

FAQ

Signal line choke questions engineers ask

Answers cover interface fit, eye diagram impact and how to compare candidates.

How should I compare same size candidates?

Read each part's common mode impedance at the frequency your scan fails, compare maximum DC resistance, then check the recommended land pattern and the symmetry of the differential routing through the part. Finally verify on the target board, because layout changes the measured outcome.

Which interfaces is this size band suited to?

Compact parts suit differential interfaces where trace spacing is constrained. Whether a given part fits a specific interface depends on its impedance curve and insertion loss, so send the interface and data rate and our engineers will confirm which candidates are appropriate.

Does the WHLC prefix mean lower impedance?

No. Prefixes identify naming families, not performance tiers. Reading a ranking into the letters is a common mistake. Compare the actual impedance at the frequency you care about, along with DC resistance and the datasheet's stated test conditions.

What should I check after fitting the part?

Re-run the emission scan to confirm the failing band is now within limit, and measure the eye diagram and return loss to confirm the signal has not degraded. Both checks matter, because a choke that fixes emissions while breaking the link has not solved the problem.

How do I request samples or a quote?

With a complete part number, send the part number, quantity, delivery region and the date you need it. If you are still selecting, send the interface, the data rate and the frequency band where your scan fails, and a sales engineer will confirm candidates first.

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