SFELF10M7JAA0-B0 Murata Electronics, SFELF10M7JAA0-B0 Datasheet - Page 76
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SFELF10M7JAA0-B0
Manufacturer Part Number
SFELF10M7JAA0-B0
Description
Electromechanical Filter 150KHz
Manufacturer
Murata Electronics
Datasheet
1.SFELF10M7JAA0-B0.pdf
(90 pages)
Specifications of SFELF10M7JAA0-B0
3db Bandwidth
150 KHz
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!Note
1. Do not use this product with bend. The component
2. The component may be damaged when an excessive
3. All kinds of re-flow soldering must not be applied
4. Do not clean or wash the component as it is not
5. Do not use strong acidity flux, more than 0.2wt%
1. The component may be damaged if excess mechanical
2. Design layout of components on the PC board to
3. After installing chips, if solder is excessively applied to
4. The component may be damaged during mounting
5. When correcting chips with a soldering iron, the tip of the
6. Cleaning or washing of the component is not acceptable
7. In case of covering filter with over coat, conditions such
8. Accurate test circuit values are required to measure
9. For safety purposes, connect the output of filters to the IF
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Notice (Handling)
may be damaged if excess mechanical stress is
applied to it mounted on the printed circuit board.
stress is applied.
on the component.
hermetically sealed.
chlorine content, in flow soldering.
CERAFILr 10.7MHz Lead Type
CERAFILr 4.5-6.5MHz Chip Type
stress is applied to it mounted on the printed circuit
board.
minimize the stress imposed on the warp or flexure of the
board.
the circuit board, mechanical stress will cause destruction
resistance characteristics to lower. To prevent this, be
extremely careful in determining shape and dimension
before designing the circuit board diagram.
process if some part of mounter such as positioning
claws or nozzle are worn down. The regular maintenance
recommended for mounters should be done to prevent
troubles.
soldering iron should not directly touch the chip
component.
due to non sealed construction.
as material of resin, cure temperature, and so on should
be evaluated carefully.
electrical characteristics. It may be a cause of
miscorrelation if there is any deviation, especially stray
capacitance, from the test circuit in the specification.
amplifier through a D.C. blocking capacitor. Avoid
applying a direct current to the output of ceramic filters.
• Please read rating and !CAUTION (for storage, operating, rating, soldering, mounting and handling) in this catalog to prevent smoking and/or burning, etc.
• This catalog has only typical specifications because there is no space for detailed specifications. Therefore, please approve our product specifications or transact the approval sheet for product specifications before ordering.
6. In case of covering discriminator with over coat,
7. Accurate test circuit values are required to
8. For safety purposes, avoid applying a direct
conditions such as material of resin, cure
temperature, and so on should be evaluated
carefully.
measure electrical characteristics. It may be a
cause of miscorrelation if there is any deviation,
especially stray capacitance, from the test
circuit in the specification.
current between the terminals.
[Component Direction]
[Component Layout Close to Board]
Perforation
A
Slit
B
C
Continued on the following page.
Susceptibility to
stress is in the order
of : A>C>B
Put the compon-
ent lateral to
the direction in
which stress
acts.
P50E.pdf
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