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PAC500TFQR: DescriptionP/ACTIVE EMI/RFITAPPED FILTER; File Size101KB，3 Pages; ManufacturerCALMIRCO; Websitehttp://www.calmicro.com/

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P/ACTIVE EMI/RFITAPPED FILTER

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CALIFORNIA MICRO DEVICES

PACTF

P/ACTIVE EMI/RFI TAPPED FILTER

Features

8 Filter Channels in Miniature QSOP Package

Ideal Frequency Response to Over 3 GHz

Low In-Band Insertion Loss Maintains Signal Integrity

Low Distortion Low Cross Talk

ESD Protected

Applications

EMI/RFI Filter

Low Pass Filter

SCSI Port Filter

LCD Panel Display Filter

Pin Assignments

GND

Filt1

Filt2

Filt3

GND

Filt4

Filt5

GND

Filt6

Filt7

Filt8

GND

Filt1

Filt2

Filt3

GND

Filt4

Filt5

GND

Filt6

Filt7

Filt8

GND

Product Description

Note: CAMDs P/Active Tapped Filters are a higher performance, upgraded versions of the original PRC201/211/221 series

which provides 2KV ESD protection, minimized lead inductance and parasitic capacitive effects (with added ground pins), and

improved crosstalk and filter performance characteristics at high data transmission rates. They exhibit almost ideal RC charac-

teristics to 3GHz. The PACTF series is recommended for all new designs.

CAMDs P/Active Tapped Filter is a highly integrated thin film resistor-capacitor network designed to suppress EMI/RFI noise at

I/O ports of personal computers and peripherals, workstations, Local Area Network (LAN), Asynchronous Transfer Mode

(ATM), and Wide Area Network (WAN). The filter includes ESD protection circuitry which prevents device destruction when

subjected to ESD discharges of greater than 2KV. The ESD protection circuitry permits the filter to operate on bipolar signals

of up to ±6V. CAMDs PACTF is housed in a surface mount package suitable for bottom side mounting to the board. This

integrated network solution minimizes space and routing problems and improves reliability and yields.

Why P/Active EMI/RFI filters? EMI/RFI filters are needed to suppress noise at low and high frequencies of the signal. Ferrite

beads, commonly used for EMI/RFI filtering, are bulky and ineffective at low frequencies and have saturation problems at high

frequencies. Resistor-capacitor networks offer the best technical approach for effective EMI/RFI filtering. Also, conventional

thick film-based EMI/RFI filters do not effectively suppress noise at high frequencies.

STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS

Absolute Tolerance (R)

Absolute Tolerance (C)

Absolute Tolerance (C=15pF)

Operating Temperature Range

Power Rating/Resistor

Leakage Current

Crosstalk

(see Test Circuit)

ESD Clamp

Positive Clamp

Negative Clamp

ESD Protection

Storage Temperature

Package Power Rating

±10%

±20%

C to 70

100mW

1 µA @ 25

C max.

< 5% (typical)

> 6 Volts

< -6 Volts

> 2 KV

-65

C to +150

1.00W, max.

SCHEMATIC CONFIGURATION

23 22

21 20

19 18 17 16 15

14 13

10 11

6/7/2000

C1090600

215 Topaz Street, Milpitas, California 95035

Tel: (408) 263-3214

Fax: (408) 263-7846

www.calmicro.com

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