W2CE-111-R
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The **W2CE-111-R** is a specific surface-mount (SMT) common mode choke manufactured by **Wurth Elektronik** (WE). It belongs to the **WE-CNSW** series and is primarily designed for high-speed data line filtering.
### 1. Technical Specifications
Below is a breakdown of the key electrical and physical parameters of the W2CE-111-R:
| Parameter | Value |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Impedance (@ 100 MHz)** | 110 $\Omega$ |
| **Rated Current** | 400 mA |
| **DC Resistance (max)** | 0.30 $\Omega$ |
| **Rated Voltage** | 50 V (DC) |
| **Insulation Test Voltage** | 125 V (DC) |
| **Operating Temperature** | -40 °C to +125 °C |
| **Package Size** | 0805 (Metric 2012) |
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### 2. Internal Construction
The device consists of two coils wound around a single ferrite core.
* **Common Mode Suppression:** It allows differential signals (the data) to pass through with minimal attenuation while providing high impedance to common-mode noise (interference affecting both lines).
* **Core Material:** Ferrite, optimized for high-frequency noise suppression.
* **Terminations:** Matte Tin (Sn) plating over Nickel (Ni) for excellent solderability.
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### 3. Key Applications
Because of its small footprint and 110 $\Omega$ impedance profile, it is commonly used in the following interfaces:
1. **USB 2.0 / 3.0:** Filtering noise on data lines without distorting the high-speed signal.
2. **IEEE 1394 (Firewire):** Maintaining signal integrity in communications.
3. **LVDS (Low Voltage Differential Signaling):** Used in display panels and high-speed backplanes.
4. **CAN Bus:** Suppressing electromagnetic interference (EMI) in automotive or industrial networking.
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### 4. Circuit Diagram Representation
In a schematic, the W2CE-111-R is represented as two coupled inductors with dots indicating the polarity (phasing) of the windings:
```text
Line 1 In o----( Coil 1 )----o Line 1 Out
) (
Line 2 In o----( Coil 2 )----o Line 2 Out
```
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What is the difference between common mode and differential mode noise?
- ⤷ Can this part be used for power supply filtering
- ⤷ or is it strictly for data?
- ⤷ How does the impedance curve change as frequency increases for this specific part?