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Product Series: 3742

3742

EMI Filter

Mil-Std 461C CE03, CE102

SSP30237CE and CS requirements

Features

Fully hermetic package
Low loss design for maximum efficiency and low power dissipation.
For MIL-STD-704 applications

Specifications

Input: 70 VDC to 120 VDC
Input Range: VDC to 200 VDC
Absolute Maximum Input Voltage: 200 VDC
Transient Survival Voltage: 300 VDC
Rated Current: 10 A
Rated Power Dissipation (Pd): 15 W
Typical Attenuation (dB at 200kHz): 63 dB
Storage Temp: -55 °C to 150 °C
Shock: 50 G's
Acceleration: 500 G's
Vibration: 30 G's
Weight: 110 gms typical

Environment

Grade EU:
Full Output Power at Tcase = 85°C
Minimum Output Power at Tcase = -55°C
Linearly derates to zero at Tcase = 115
TID up to kRad(Si)
No SEE up to 60MeV*cm2/mg
Grade S:
Full Output Power at Tcase = 85°C
Minimum Output Power at Tcase = -55°C
Linearly derates to zero at Tcase = 115
TID up to 100kRad(Si)
No SEE up to 60MeV*cm2/mg
Grade SE:
Full Output Power at Tcase = 125°C
Minimum Output Power at Tcase = -55°C
Linearly derates to zero at Tcase = 135
TID up to 100kRad(Si)
No SEE up to 60MeV*cm2/mg

Additional Notes

 

MDI Model 3742 hermetic power line EMI filters compliment MDI DC-DC 3700 series converters without internal filters to meet the latest MIL-STD-461C, CE03, CS01 and MIL-STD 461D-G CE102 and CS101 and SSP30237 test method requirements.

In applications where low reflected noise currents are needed to meet MIL-STD-461, power line filtering provides attenuation to reduce common mode (line to ground) and differential mode (line to line) currents. MDI’s model 3742 provides such filtration in both modes to provide compliance whether measured in dBuA or dBuV test modes.

The resulting low insertion loss design achieves the necessary attenuation for CE03 or CE102 compliance while minimizing the possibility of excessive input filter impedance mismatch that might otherwise result in DC-DC converter loop instability.

The filters are rated as completely compatible with all normal, abnormal, emergency, over/under voltage and transient conditions listed in SSP30237. A single filter can serve several DC-DC converts up to the rated maximums and two or more 3742 filters may be used in parallel to serve multiple DC-DC converters sharing the same input bus.