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USB TYPE-CTM. 24 REASONS TO CONNECT WITH US.


GND TX1+ TX1- +V CC1 D+ D- SBU1 +V RX2- RX2+ GND


GND RX1+ RX1- +V SBU2 D- D+ CC2 +V TX2- TX2+ GND


USB Type-CTM Würth Elektronik offers the complete product range from connectors, components for filtering of EMI noise, ESD surge protection as well as AC/DC to DC/DC power conversion for USB 3.1. The specially designed products are featured in the Würth Elektronik USB Type-CTM EMC Dongle to easily and quickly validate the EMC and Surge compliance of your application. Our products are referenced in the USB Type-CTM reference designs of leading IC manufacturers.


For further information, please visit: www.we-online.com/typec App Note ANP007 – Effective USB 3.1 filtering and protection: www.we-online.com/anp007


• USB licensed and TID listed Type-CTM Connectors WR-COM • High efficiency molded power inductors WE-MAPI for Vbus filter • Low parasitic capacitance WE-TVS diode • 60 W and 100 W Vbus filter • High speed, low noise data transmission filter with WE-CNSW HF


• Pulse stable SMT Chip Bead Ferrites WE-MPSB for hot-pluggin


WR-COM USB Type-CTM Connector


WE-MAPI Shielded Power Inductor


WE-TVS TVS Diode


WE-CNSW HF Common Mode Choke


WCAP-CSGP Ceramic Capacitor


WE-MPSB Ferrite Bead


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