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Multi-Function EMI Filters

Suppress Conducted and Radiated EMI Noise

Reduce common mode noise, differential mode noise, and spurious emissions to improve EMC performance, and system reliability.

  • Advanced ceramic filters designed to attenuate unwanted electromagnetic interference (EMI) such as noise (e.g. common mode) or spurious emissions (e.g. CISPR) occurring at a specific range of frequencies.
  • Unlike traditional EMI components that rely on series impedance, EF EMI Filter Series operate through a voltage-driven noise filtering mechanism
  • These SMD (SMT) passthrough filters can be used in both single ended (e.g. DC source signal) and differential (e.g. +/- signal) applications.
  • Effective attenuation from 100KHz to 20GHz with various bandwidths.
  • Available in EIA sizes from 0402 (1005 metric) to 1812 (4532 metric) depending on frequency attenuation needs, voltage rating, and feed line geometry.
  • Voltages from 10VDC to 500VDC+.

Our EF series EMI filters enable effective suppression of EMI before it propagates through the PCB, cables, or system ground paths, improving overall EMC performance.

Overview

Our multi-functional EMI Filters are designed to attenuate unwanted EM interference (commonly referred to as “noise” or “spurious emissions”) at specific frequencies, allowing DC signals to pass unaltered to critical systems by removing certain unwanted RF signals (voltage noise removal) or filter out transient frequencies. This technology can suppress both common mode and differential noise interference with attenuations of up to 70dB.

Features:

  • Our Spike Eliminator Web application will direct you to the specific p/n component that will attenuate your unwanted signal (or group of signals)
  • In certain applications these can replace large/expensive/heavy, wirewound (e.g. toroids), bulk electrolytic capacitors, and ferrites.
  • Drastically reduces PCB space utilization and BPM count in a cost-effective manner
  • DC current path flows straight through the conductor pad and therefore not current limited
  • Ultra Low ESL (equivalent series inductance) provides low impedance to ground at high frequencies.
  • High reliability with temperature & vibration stability

Benefits:

  • Replaces up to 10 discrete capacitive components with 1 EF EMI Filter
  • In certain EMI scenarios, these filters can replace or significantly reduce the need for discrete components such as ferrites, wirewound (toroids), or bulk electrolytic capacitors by providing localized targeted noise suppression
  • Reduces compliance testing time and cost
  • Up to 30% Via Reduction

Applications:

  • DC‑DC converters and power supplies
  • Military and defense
  • Brushless motor drives and industrial automation systems
  • PLC I/O and control signal filtering
  • FPGA / ASIC / microprocessor power rails
  • High-speed digital and RF signal lines
  • Automotive electronics and LED drivers
  • Wireless charging systems
  • Medical electronics
  • Aerospace critical systems
  • EV systems and battery management
  • Industrial and consumer electronics Amplifier Filtering & Decoupling
  • High Speed Data Filtering
  • EMC I/O Filtering

EMI Spike Eliminator - Online Tool

In most cases, when you have an unwanted spike of RF EM noise, finding the right solution quickly & easily is often difficult. That’s where we can help!

Try our “Spike Eliminator” web tool. Input your “trouble” frequency(ies) and we’ll tell you which of our part numbers are suitable for your application. It’s that simple.

Once you’ve decided on a part number, let us know by submitting a sample request and we’ll send you samples free of charge (up to 20pcs). If you require larger sample quantities, no problem – just click the inventory link and we’ll show you which stocking distributors have stock on hand, ready to ship.

Expert Design Support:

We understand the complexity and difficulty associated with dealing with unwanted EMI issues in your circuit. We have a dedicated team of EMC experts in-house who are ready to support you. Our experienced engineers are here to help solve EMI issues and can support you with:

  • Identifying the right p/n component(s) to solve your specific EMI spikes.
  • How to design-in and connect Johanson EMI Filters to your product’s schematic to achieve the most effective results.
  • Reviewing and optimize your PCB layout, and where required, advise on any necessary changes that can be made to improve EM compliance.

Our goal is to provide you with a solution that will reduce your unwanted EMI noise that enables you to pass the mandatory EMC regulations, so please feel free to contact a member of our team.

Product Range (By Case Size)

Single Ended Configuration
Function
Single Ended Configuration Option A image
Option A
  • Power Bypass Filter
  • DC Rail EMI/EMC Filter
  • Decoupling Filter
  • Jitter Suppressor Filter
  • Transient Suppression Filter
  • Noise Suppression Filter
Differential Configuration
Function
Differential Configuration Option A image
Option A
Differential Configuration Option B image
Option B
  • EMI Suppression Filter
  • Differential Noise Filter
  • Common Mode Noise Filter
  • Signal Line Filter
  • Common Mode Choke
  • DC-DC Switch Noise Filter

Case Size Rated
Voltage
Part Number Differential Configuration Single Ended Configuration Request Samples Request for
Quote
Typ. 20dB
Attenuation
Frequency
Range (MHz)
Typ. 30dB
Attenuation
Frequency
Range (MHz)
Maximum
Attenuation
Attenuation
Plot
Typ. 20dB
Attenuation
Frequency
Range (MHz)
Typ. 30dB
Attenuation
Frequency Range
(MHz)
Maximum
Attenuation
Attenuation
Plot
From To From To dB MHz From To From To dB MHz
0402 50 EFCF500G631R1GV001T 5800 6900 6200 6500 6300 44 Plot 8300 On Request On Request On Request On Request On Request Plot Order Samples Request Quote
0402 50 EFCF500G36651GV001T 3100 4200 3400 3800 3600 47 Plot 3800 8500 5400 7700 6500 55 Plot Order Samples Request Quote
0402 50 EFCF500G38451GV001T 3000 4900 3600 4000 3800 37 Plot 2500 8300 3750 5400 4500 43 Plot Order Samples Request Quote
0402 50 EFCF500G17291GV001T 1200 2400 1500 1900 1700 53 Plot 1000 8500 2000 4300 2900 56 Plot Order Samples Request Quote
0402 50 EFCF500W08151GV001T 460 1700 710 1100 880 56 Plot 300 7700 770 3100 1500 59 Plot Order Samples Request Quote
0402 50 EFCF500W02031GV001T 41 1800 110 680 280 45 Plot 22 7300 67 2300 390 51 Plot Order Samples Request Quote
0402 50 EFCF500W01011GV001T 6.3 1900 20 600 110 52 Plot 3.1 7300 10 2300 150 58 Plot Order Samples Request Quote

Case Size Rated
Voltage
Part Number Differential Configuration Single Ended Configuration Request Samples Request for
Quote
Typ. 20dB
Attenuation
Frequency
Range (MHz)
Typ. 30dB
Attenuation
Frequency
Range (MHz)
Maximum
Attenuation
Attenuation
Plot
Typ. 20dB
Attenuation
Frequency
Range (MHz)
Typ. 30dB
Attenuation
Frequency Range
(MHz)
Maximum
Attenuation
Attenuation
Plot
From To From To dB MHz From To From To dB MHz
0603100EFCP101G57991GV001T 5200630055006500570041Plot 7000On Request*On Request*On Request*On Request*On Request*Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote
0603100EFCP101G42731GV001T 3800490040004300420043Plot 4900On Request*62008400730049Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote
0603100EFCP101G32391GV001T 2500385030003350320038Plot 2300620034004600395044Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote
0603100EFCP101G17281GV001T 1200240015001900170049Plot 1000780020004100280053Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote
0603100EFCP101G08151GV001T 4701700710110088057Plot 31070007602900150061Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote
0603100EFCP101W05061GV001T 130190030080050037Plot 677000200230069043Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote
0603100EFCP101W03031GV001T 75120018553030039Plot 383100120115039045Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote
0603100EFCP101W02021GV001T 3316009550023045Plot 18400055130028051Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote
0603100EFCP101W01021GV001T 1418004061016050Plot 7680021220022056Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote
060350EFCP101W01011GV001T 718002060011052Plot 3680010220014058Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote
060316EFCP160WD4D61GV001T 1.5210055504756Plot 0.7867002.522006463Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote
060310EFCP100WD3D31GV001T 0.816002.54503157Plot 0.442001.316003964Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote
060310EFCP100WD2D21GV001T 0.35170015002061Plot 0.250500.619002769Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote

Case Size Rated
Voltage
Part Number Differential Configuration Single Ended Configuration Request Samples Request for
Quote
Typ. 20dB
Attenuation
Frequency
Range (MHz)
Typ. 30dB
Attenuation
Frequency
Range (MHz)
Maximum
Attenuation
Attenuation
Plot
Typ. 20dB
Attenuation
Frequency
Range (MHz)
Typ. 30dB
Attenuation
Frequency Range
(MHz)
Maximum
Attenuation
Attenuation
Plot
FromToFromTodBMHz FromToFromTodBMHz
0805100EFCT101G28491GV001E 2300350026003000280043Plot 2400840039006200490049Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote
0805100EFCT101G19331GV001E 1400260017002100190046Plot 1300850023004700330052.5Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote
0805100EFCT101G13231GV001E 810200011001500130052Plot 640820014003700230057Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote
0805100EFCT101G08101GV001E 4351450690100083045Plot 30043006501700107550Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote
0805100EFCT101G04071GV001E 130130026064041062Plot 677500200260071069Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote
0805100EFCT101W02041GV001E 43180012067028042Plot 21740065240040048Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote
0805100EFCT101WD9011GV001E 7.31200233809048Plot 3.8300011.7119011555Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote
0805100EFCT101WD7011GV001E 2.9180095907356Plot 1.574004.6240010062Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote
080525EFCT250WD3D41GV001E 0.7517502.35403060Plot 0.3670001.222004367Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote

Case Size Rated
Voltage
Part Number Differential Configuration Single Ended Configuration Request Samples Request for
Quote
Typ. 20dB
Attenuation
Frequency
Range (MHz)
Typ. 30dB
Attenuation
Frequency
Range (MHz)
Maximum
Attenuation
Attenuation
Plot
Typ. 20dB
Attenuation
Frequency
Range (MHz)
Typ. 30dB
Attenuation
Frequency Range
(MHz)
Maximum
Attenuation
Attenuation
Plot
FromToFromTodBMHz FromToFromTodBMHz
1206100EFDD101G02041GV001E 61130015053028048Plot 32650099210046053.9Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote
1206100EFDD101WD7D81GV001E 6.9770202307047Plot 3.4197010.76408254Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote
1206100EFDD101WD5D61GV001E 1.418004.35905060Plot 0.6865002.121006766Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote
1206100EFDD101WD2D31GV001E 0.6913002.23602359Plot 0.3536901.113903266Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote
120610EFDD100WD1D11GV001E 0.1613000.54201165Plot 0.0837000.313901473Plot Order SamplesRequest Quote

Case Size Rated
Voltage
Part Number Differential Configuration Single Ended Configuration Request Samples Request for
Quote
Typ. 20dB
Attenuation
Frequency
Range (MHz)
Typ. 30dB
Attenuation
Frequency
Range (MHz)
Maximum
Attenuation
Attenuation
Plot
Typ. 20dB
Attenuation
Frequency
Range (MHz)
Typ. 30dB
Attenuation
Frequency Range
(MHz)
Maximum
Attenuation
Attenuation
Plot
From To From To dB MHz From To From To dB MHz
1210 500 EFDF501WD8011GV001E 6.5 1200 20 350 83 51 Plot 3.2 9000 10.2 2000 120 58 Plot Order Samples Request Quote
1210 16 EFDF160WD1D11GV001E 0.07 1300 0.3 430 10 65 Plot 0.06 9000 0.2 2000 10 79.5 Plot Order Samples Request Quote

Case Size Rated
Voltage
Part Number Differential Configuration Single Ended Configuration Request Samples Request for
Quote
Typ. 20dB
Attenuation
Frequency
Range (MHz)
Typ. 30dB
Attenuation
Frequency
Range (MHz)
Maximum
Attenuation
Attenuation
Plot
Typ. 20dB
Attenuation
Frequency
Range (MHz)
Typ. 30dB
Attenuation
Frequency Range
(MHz)
Maximum
Attenuation
Attenuation
Plot
From To From To dB MHz From To From To dB MHz
1410 500 EFDK501WD8011GV001E 4.3 1800 13 580 89 54 Plot 2.1 8500 6.7 2700 130 59.6 Plot Order Samples Request Quote
1410 100 EFDK101WD1D21GV001E 0.2 1750 0.59 540 13 67 Plot 0.12 9000 0.3 3000 17 75 Plot Order Samples Request Quote

Case Size Rated
Voltage
Part Number Differential Configuration Single Ended Configuration Request Samples Request for
Quote
Typ. 20dB
Attenuation
Frequency
Range (MHz)
Typ. 30dB
Attenuation
Frequency
Range (MHz)
Maximum
Attenuation
Attenuation
Plot
Typ. 20dB
Attenuation
Frequency
Range (MHz)
Typ. 30dB
Attenuation
Frequency Range
(MHz)
Maximum
Attenuation
Attenuation
Plot
From To From To dB MHz From To From To dB MHz
1812 100 EFDR101WD1D11GV001E 0.19 1000 0.5 320 10 64 Plot 0.1 9000 0.25 1550 15 71 Plot Order Samples Request Quote

Equivalent Circuits
EMI Filter Mechanical Drawing diagram
Cross Sectional View
X2Y Cross Section Mechanical Drawing
Dimensional View
X2Y Mechanical Schematic
0402
(EMCF)
0603
(EMCP)
0805
(EMCT)
1206
(EMDD)
1210
(EMFD)
1410
(EMDK)
1812
(EMDR)
IN mm IN mm IN mm IN mm IN mm IN mm IN mm
L 0.045
± 0.003
1.143
± 0.076
0.064
± 0.005
1.626
± 0.127
0.080
± 0.008
2.032
± 0.203
0.124
± 0.010
3.150
± 0.254
0.125
± 0.010
3.175
± 0.254
0.140
± 0.010
3.556
± 0.254
0.174
± 0.010
4.420
± 0.254
W 0.025
± 0.003
0.635
± 0.076
0.035
± 0.005
0.889
± 0.127
0.050
± 0.008
1.270
± 0.203
0.063
± 0.010
1.600
± 0.254
0.098
± 0.010
2.489
± 0.254
0.098
± 0.010
2.490
± 0.254
0.125
± 0.010
3.175
± 0.254
T 0.02
max.
0.508
max.
0.26
max.
0.660
max.
0.040
max.
1.016
max.
0.050
max.
1.270
max.
0.070
max.
1.778
max.
0.070
max.
1.778
max.
0.090
max.
2.286
max.
EB 0.008
± 0.003
0.203
± 0.076
0.010
± 0.006
0.254
± 0.152
0.012
± 0.008
0.305
± 0.203
0.016
± 0.010
0.406
± 0.254
0.018
± 0.010
0.457
± 0.254
0.018
± 0.010
0.457
± 0.254
0.022
± 0.012
0.559
± 0.305
CB 0.012
± 0.003
0.305
± 0.076
0.018
± 0.004
0.457
± 0.102
0.022
± 0.005
0.559
± 0.127
0.040
± 0.005
1.016
± 0.127
0.045
± 0.005
1.143
± 0.127
0.045
± 0.005
1.143
± 0.127
0.045
± 0.005
1.143
± 0.127

EMI Component & Pad Sizes

Physical
Dimensions
0402 (EMCF) 0603 (EMCP) 0805 (EMCT) 1206 (EMDD) 1210 (EMFD) 1410 (EMDK) 1812 (EMDR)
IN mm IN mm IN mm IN mm IN mm IN mm IN mm
Chip L 0.045
±.003
1.143
±.076
0.064
±.005
1.626
±.127
0.080
±.008
2.032
±.203
0.124
±.010
3.150
±.254
0.125
±.010
3.175
±.010
0.140
±.010
3.556
±.254
0.174
±.010
4.420
±.254
W 0.025
±.003
0.635
±.076
0.035
±.005
0.889
±.127
0.050
±.008
1.270
±.203
0.063
±.010
1.600
±.254
0.098
±.010
2.489
±.254
0.098
±.010
2.490
±.254
0.125
±.010
3.175
±.254
T 0.020
max.
0.508
max.
0.026
max.
0.660
max.
0.040
max.
1.016
max.
0.050
max.
1.270
max.
0.070
max.
1.778
max.
0.070
max.
1.778
max.
0.090
max.
2.286
max.
EB 0.008
±.003
0.203
±.076
0.010
±.006
0.254
±.152
0.012
±.008
0.305
±.203
0.016
±.010
0.406
±.254
0.018
±.010
0.457
±.254
0.018
±.010
0.457
±.254
0.022
±.012
0.559
±.305
CB 0.012
±.003
0.305
±.076
0.018
±.004
0.457
±.102
0.022
±.005
0.559
±.127
0.040
±.005
1.016
±.127
0.045
±.005
1.143
±.127
0.045
±.005
1.143
±.127
0.045
±.005
1.143
±.127
Solder Pad X 0.020 0.51 0.035 0.89 0.050 1.27 0.065 1.65 0.100 2.54 0.100 2.54 0.125 3.18
Y 0.018 0.45 0.025 0.64 0.035 0.89 0.040 1.02 0.040 1.02 0.040 1.02 0.040 1.02
G 0.028 0.71 0.040 1.02 0.050 1.27 0.080 2.03 0.080 2.03 0.100 2.54 0.130 3.30
V 0.013 0.33 0.020 0.51 0.022 0.56 0.040 1.02 0.045 1.14 0.045 1.14 0.045 1.14
U 0.039 0.99 0.060 1.52 0.080 2.03 0.120 3.05 0.160 4.06 0.160 4.06 0.190 4.83
Z 0.064 1.63 0.090 2.29 0.120 3.05 0.160 4.06 0.160 4.06 0.180 4.57 0.210 5.33
X2Y Component Size X2Y pad Size
Solder mask beneath component should be avoided or minimized to reduce flux & containment entrapment

Trace - Via Layout Summary

The following are key elements of Good Mounting Practice when applying EMI components with traces and vias on the PCB.

Layout Summary

Differential Configuration - Trace & Via Layouts

Examples of circuit Schematic:
X2Y Circuit Schematic of Line
X2Y Differential Thin, long traces, small vias

Single-Ended Configuration - Trace & Via Layouts

Examples of circuit Schematic:
EMI Filter Single-Ended Circuit Schematic of Line
Trace via layout summary layout-b

Dual-Line EMI Filtering - Examples 1 & 2

Dual-Line EMI filtering of two conductor power feed

Dual Line EMI Filtering - Examples 4 & 5

PCB pad layout of the Signal Cable I/O

EMI Filter & Power Bypass - Example 6

Single EMI Filter replaces 4 MLCCs

IC Power Bypass: Inner Planes Attachment

Multiple EMI components are attached between the inner Vcc an GND planes on this PCB for FPGA power bypassing.

IC power bypass example

IC Power Bypass: Inner Planes Attachment

IC & Connector Pin Placement

IC Power Bypass: Reduced EMC

6-vias and a continuous trace under the EMI Filter

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Thank You for your interest in our EMI Solutions

What is a Multi-Function EMI Filter?

A Multi-Function EMI Filter is a passive component designed to attenuate unwanted electromagnetic interference (EMI), including common mode noise, differential mode noise, and spurious emissions, while allowing the desired DC or signal path to pass with minimal impact. Johanson Technology's EF Series filters provide targeted EMI suppression across a wide frequency range.

How do EMI filters reduce noise?

EMI filters suppress unwanted RF energy before it propagates through PCB traces, cables, or system ground paths. By attenuating specific frequency ranges, they help improve EMC performance, system reliability, and regulatory compliance.

What types of noise can these filters suppress?

Johanson Technology's Multi-Function EMI Filters can suppress:

  • Common mode noise
  • Differential mode noise
  • Conducted EMI
  • Radiated EMI
  • Spurious emissions and RF noise spikes

Can these filters be used in both single-ended and differential circuits?

Yes. These SMD pass-through filters can be used in both single-ended applications, such as DC power lines, and differential signal applications where noise suppression is required.

How can I identify the best EMI filter for my design?

Johanson Technology offers the Spike Eliminator tool, which allows engineers to enter problematic frequencies and receive recommended EMI filter part numbers that are optimized for those noise frequencies

How do these filters differ from ferrite beads and wirewound chokes?

Unlike traditional EMI suppression components that rely primarily on series impedance, Johanson's EF Series uses a voltage-driven noise filtering mechanism. In some applications, a single EMI filter can replace multiple ferrites, toroids, or bulk capacitors while reducing PCB space and component coun

Can one EMI filter replace multiple components?

In many applications, yes. A single EF EMI Filter may replace multiple discrete capacitors and can reduce the need for ferrites, wirewound components, and bulk electrolytic capacitors, simplifying circuit design and reducing BOM count.