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Customer
Product Name
Common Mode Chokes
Sunlord Part Number
CWS1006CM-332T
Customer Part Number
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Rev.
Effective Date
Changed Contents
Change reasons
Approved By
01
Dec.06,2023
New release
/
Zeng Sui
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Caution:
All products listed in this specification are developed, designed and intended for use in general electronics equipment. The products are not
designed or warranted to meet the requirements of the applications listed below, whose performance and/or quality require especially high
reliability, or whose failure, malfunction or trouble might directly cause damage to society, person, or property. Please understand that we are
not responsible for any damage or liability caused by use of the products in any of the applications below. Please contact us for more details if
you intend to use our products in the following applications.
1.
Aircraft equipment
2.
Aerospace equipment
3.
Undersea equipment
4.
Nuclear control equipment
5.
Military equipment
6.
Power plant equipment
7.
Medical equipment
8.
Transportation equipment (automobiles, trains, ships,etc.)
9.
Traffic signal equipment
10. Disaster prevention / crime prevention equipment
11. Applications of similar complexity or with reliability requirements comparable to the applications listed in the above
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1.
Scope
This specification applies to CWS1006CM-332T Common Mode Chokes
2.
Product Description and Identification (Part Number)
1)
Description
Common Mode Chokes,
2)
Product Identification (Part Number)
CWS
1006
CM
-332
T
①
②
③
④
⑤
①Type
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②External Dimensions (mm)
CWS
Common Mode Chokes
1006
④Inductance [uH]
③Configuration
CM
Example
CM Type Base
Example
332
3300
⑤Packing
Tape Package
T
3.
Electrical Characteristics
Please refer to Appendix A
1)
Operating temperature (Including self-generated heat): -40℃~+125℃
2)
Storage temperature and humidity range (product with packing): 0℃~+40℃, RH 70% Max.
4.
Shape and Dimensions
1.Dimensions and recommended PCB pattern for reflow soldering:
B
3
C
XXX
A
E
A
XXX
2
4
1
2
D
B
For 121, 221, 251, 471, 102.
E
4
1
3
C
D
For 222, 332, 392, 472.
Electrical Schematic & PAD Layout
d
2
4
3
c
b
1
a
Unit: mm
Symbol
A
B
C
D
E
a
b
c
d
CWS1006CM
10±0.3
8.7±0.3
6.5Max
6.22±0.2
7.62±0.2
2.7
4.92
2.7
3.52
2. Material List
Symbol
a
b
c
d
e
f
Components
Core
Wire
Base
Adhesive
Solder
Terminal
Material
Ferrite core
Enamelled copper wire
Plastic
Epoxy resin
Sn、Ag、Cu
Cu( plate with Ni、Sn)
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Test and Measurement Procedures
5.1 Test Conditions
5.1.1 Unless otherwise specified, the standard atmospheric conditions for measurement/test as:
a. Ambient Temperature: 20±15℃
b. Relative Humidity: 65±20%
c. Air Pressure: 86 KPa to 106 KPa
5.1.2 If any doubt on the results, measurements/tests should be made within the following limits:
a. Ambient Temperature: 20±2℃
b. Relative Humidity: 65±5%
c. Air Pressure: 86KPa to 106 KPa
5.2 Visual Examination
a. Inspection Equipment: 20 X magnifier
5.3 Electrical Test
5.3.1 DC Resistance (DCR)
a. Refer to Appendix A.
b. Test equipment (Analyzer): HIOKI3540 or equivalent.
5.3.2 Rated Current
a. Refer to Appendix A.
b. Test equipment: Agilent E3633A, NF ZM2355, R2M-2H3 or equivalent..
c. DC current (A) that will cause an approximate ΔT of 40 °C(reference ambient temperature is 25 °C)
5.4 Reliability Test
Item
5.4.1
Terminal Strength
5.4.2
Resistance
to Flexure
Requirements
No removal or split of the termination or
other defects shall occur.
Test Methods and Remarks
①
②
③
④
① No visible mechanical damage.
② Impedance change: within ±30%.
The test samples shall be soldered to the board by
the reflow. Then apply force to X and Y directions.
Applied force: 5N .
Keep time: 5s
Speed: 1.0 mm/s.
①The test samples shall be soldered to the board by
the reflow. Then apply force in the direction of the
arrow.
②Flexure: 2mm
③Pressurizing Speed: 0.5mm/sec.
④Keep time: ≧5 sec.
20
10
R10
Board
Flexure
45±2mm
45±2mm
Test Sample
5.4.3
Vibration
①
②
No visible mechanical damage.
Impedance change: within ±30%.
①
The test samples shall be soldered to the board by
the reflow. Then it shall be submitted to below test
conditions.
Fre. Range
10~55Hz
Total
1.5mm(May not exceed
Amplitude
acceleration 196 m/s2)
Sweeping
10Hz to 55Hz to 10Hz for 1 min.
Method
Time
For 2 hours on each X,Y,Z axis.
② Recovery: At least 2 hours of recovery under the
standard condition after the test, followed by the
measurement within 24 hours.
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95% or more of mounting terminal side ①
shall be covered with fresh solder.
②
③
④
⑤
5.4.5
Resistance to
Soldering Heat
i.
ii.
No visible mechanical damage.
①
Impedance change : within ± 30%.
②
③
5.4.6
Thermal Shock
①
②
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The test samples shall be dipped in flux, and the
immersed in molten solder.
Solder Temperature: 240±5℃
Keep time: 3±0.5s
Immersion depth: all sides of mounting terminal
shall by immersed.
Flux: 25% Rosin and 75% ethanol in weight.
The test sample shall be exposed to reflow oven
as below.
230±5℃
40s
Peak tem. at 260±5℃ 5s
Reflow time: 2times.
Recovery: At least 2 hours of recovery under the
standard condition after the test , followed by the
measurement within 24 hours.
No visible mechanical damage.
① The test samples shall be soldered to the board by
Impedance change : within ± 30%.
the reflow. Then it shall be placed at specified
temperature for specified time by step 1 to step 4
as shown in below table in sequence.
Step
Temperature(℃)
Duration(min)
1
-25
30±3
2
Room temperature
Within 3
3
+85
30±3
4
Room temperature
Within 3
②
③
5.4.7
Damp heat
①
②
Item
5.4.8
Loading Under
Requirements
①
②
Damp Heat
5.4.9
Resistance to Low
Temperature
Number of cycle: 100cycles.
Recovery: At least 2 hours of recovery under the
standard condition after the test , followed by the
measurement within 24 hours.
No visible mechanical damage.
① The test samples shall be soldered to the board by
Impedance change : within ± 30%
the reflow. Then it shall be submitted to below test
conditions.
Temperature
60±2℃
Humidity
90~95%RH
Time
96hour
② Recovery: At least 2 hours of recovery under the
standard condition after the test, followed by the
measurement within 24 hours.
①
②
No visible mechanical damage.
Impedance change : within ± 30%
Test Methods and Remarks
①
The test samples shall be soldered to the board by
the reflow. Then it shall be submitted to below test
conditions.
Temperature
60±2℃
Humidity
90~95%RH
Applied current
Rated current
Time
96hour
② Recovery: At least 2 hours of recovery under the
standard condition after the test, followed by the
measurement within 24 hours.
No visible mechanical damage.
① The test samples shall be soldered to the board by
Impedance change : within ± 30%
the reflow. Then it shall be submitted to below test
conditions.
Temperature
-25±3℃
Time
96hour
② Recovery: At least 2 hours of recovery under the
standard condition after the test, followed by the
measurement within 24 hours.
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5.4.10
Resistance to High
Temperature
5.4.11
Loading at
High Temperature
(Life Test)
5.4.12
Impedance
(Common Mode)
5.4.13
Impedance
(Differential Mode)
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No visible mechanical damage.
① The test samples shall be submitted to below test
Impedance change : within ± 30%.
conditions.
Temperature
85±3℃
Time
96hour
② Recovery: At least 2 hours of recovery under the
standard condition after the test, followed by the
measurement within 24 hours.
① No visible mechanical damage.
① The test samples shall be soldered to the board by
② Impedance change : within ± 30%.
the reflow. Then it shall be submitted to below test
conditions.
Temperature
85±3℃
Applied current
Rated current
Time
96hour
② Recovery: At least 2 hours of recovery under the
standard condition after the test, followed by the
measurement within 24 hours.
Refer to Electrical Characteristics
Test equipment: High Accuracy RF LCR Meter Agilent
4287A/E4991A or equivalent.
Common Mode Impedance is tested according to the
following circuit.
①
②
Refer to Electrical Characteristics
Test equipment: High Accuracy RF LCR Meter Agilent
4287A/E4991A or equivalent.
Differential Mode Impedance is tested according to the
following circuit.
Packaging
6.1 Tape Carrier Packaging:
Packaging code: T
(1) Tape carrier packaging are specified in attached figure Fig.6.1-1~2
(2) Tape carrier packaging quantity:
a. Reel Drawings (Unit: mm)
Fig.6.1-1
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b.Taping Dimensions (Unit: mm)
End
Start
K0
No component
200mm
No component
400mm
Fig.6.1-2
Tape dimensions (mm)
Type
CWS1006CM
W
P
P0
P2
D0
D1
E
F
A0
B0
K0
24
12
4.0
2.0
1.5
1.5
1.75
11.5
9.1
10.5
6.8
Standard Quantity
Type
CWS1006CM
Reel(Pcs)
Middle Carton(Pcs)
Big Carton(Pcs)
500
500
2500
c. Peeling off force: 10gf to 130gf in the direction show below.
Top tape or cover tape
1650~ 1800
Base tape
Fig. 6.1-3
6.2 Storage
(1) The solderability of the external electrodes may deteriorate if packages are stored in high humidity. Besides, to ensure packing
material’s good state, packages must be stored at -10℃ to 40℃ and 70% RH Max.
(2) The solderability of the external electrodes may deteriorate if packages are exposed to dust of harmful gas (e.g. HCl, sulfurous gas of
H2S).
(3) Packaging materials may deform if packages are exposed directly to sunlight.
(4) Minimum packages, such as polyvinyl heat-seal packages shall not be opened until they are used. If opened, use the reels as soon
as possible.
(5) Solderability shall be guaranteed for a period of time from the date of delivery on condition that they are stored at the specified
environment. For those parts, which passed more than the time shall be checked solderability before using.
(6) For magnetic products, keep clear of anything that may generate magnetic fields to avoid change of products performance.
(7) To avoid any damage to products, do not load mechanic force on products or place heavy goods on products, and exclude strong
vibration or drop.
(8)In case of storage over 12 months, solderability shall be checked before actual usage.
7.
Warning and Attentions
7.1 Precautions on Use
(1) Always wear static control bands to protect against ESD.
(2) Any devices used with the products (soldering irons, measuring instruments) should be properly grounded.
(3) Keep bare hands and metal conductors (i.e., metal desk) away from electrodes or conductive areas that lead to electrodes.
(4) Preheat when soldering.
(5) Don’t apply current in excess of the rated current value. It may reduce the impedance or inductance, or cause damage to
components due to over-current.
(6) For magnetic products, keep clear of anything that may generate magnetic fields such as speakers and coils. Use non-magnetic
tweezers when handing the chips.
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(7) When soldering, the electrical characteristics may be varied due to hot energy and mechanical stress.
(8) When coating products with resin, the relatively high resin curing stress may change the electrical characteristics. For exterior
coating, select resin carefully so that electrical and mechanical performance of the product is not affected. Before using, please
evaluate reliability with the product mounted in your application set.
(9) When mount chips with adhesive in preliminary assembly, do appropriate check before the soldering stage, i.e., the size of land
pattern, type of adhesive, amount applied, hardening of the adhesive on proper usage and amounts of adhesive to use.
(10) Mounting density: Add special attention to radiating heat of products when mounting other components nearby. The excessive heat
by other products may cause deterioration at joint of this product with substrate.
(11) Since some products are constructed like an open magnetic circuit, narrow spacing between components may cause magnetic
coupling.
(12) Please do not give the product any excessive mechanical shocks in transportation.
(13) Please do not touch wires by sharp terminals such as tweezers to avoid causing any damage to wires.
(14) Please do not add any shock and power to the soldered product to avoid causing any damage to chip body.
(15) Please do not touch the electrodes by naked hand as the solderability of the external electrodes may deteriorate by grease or oil on
the skin.
7.2 PCB Bending Design
The following shall be considered when designing and laying out PCB’s.
(1) PCB shall be designed so that products are not subjected to the mechanical stress from board warp or deflection.
Products shall be located in
the sideways direction to
the mechanical stress
(Poor example)
(Good example)
(2) Products location on PCB separation.
C
Seam
Product shall be located carefully because they may
be subjected to the mechanical stress in order of A>C=B>D.
B
A
D
(3) When splitting the PCB board, or insert (remove) connector, or fasten thread after mounting components, care is required so as not to
give any stress of deflection or twisting to the board. Because mechanical force may cause deterioration of the bonding strength of
electrode and solder, even crack of product body. Board separation should not be done manually, but by using appropriate devices.
7.3 Recommended PCB Design for SMT Land-Patterns
When chips are mounted on a PCB, the amount of solder used (size of fillet) can directly affect chip performance. Therefore, the following
items must be carefully considered in the design of solder land patterns:
(1) The amount of solder applied can affect the ability of chips to withstand mechanical stresses which may lead to breaking or cracking.
Therefore, when designing land-patterns it is necessary to consider the appropriate size and configuration of the solder pads which in
turn determines the amount of solder necessary to form the fillets.
(2) When more than one part is jointly soldered onto the same land or pad, the pad must be designed that each component’s soldering
point is separated by solder-resist.
Recommended land dimensions please refer to product specification
8.
Recommended Soldering Technologies
8.1 Re-flowing Profile:
△ 1~2 ℃/sec. Ramp
△ Pre-heating: 150~190℃/90±30 sec.
△ Time above 240℃: 20~40sec
△ Peak temperature: 260℃ Max./5sec;
△ Solder paste: Sn/3.0Ag/0.5Cu
△ Max.2 times for Re-flowing
Max: 260℃
260℃
200℃
240℃
190℃
150℃
90±30sec.
20~40sec.
Gradual Cooling
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Appendix A: Electrical Characteristics(@ 25℃)
Part Number
Inductance
±40%
Max. DC
Resistance
Rated Current
Typ
Leakage
Inductance
Typ
A
nH
Units
uH
mΩ
Symbol
L
-
Test Condition
100KHz/0.1V
-
CWS1006CM-332T
3300
360
Max
Impedance
Typ
Rated Voltage
Ω
V(DC)
Zcom
0.65
1MHz, 1mA
130
8900
Rated Current:∆T≦40℃Typ
Max impedance Typ: It refers to the highest impedance reference value of the test full frequency impedance curve
Appendix B: ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC
Appendix C: Curve
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