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Murata Electronics BLM15PX121SZ1D — EMI Filters & Ferrite Beads

Murata BLM15PX121SZ1D Ferrite Bead, 120 Ohm @ 100 MHz, 2A

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Murata Electronics EMIFIL®, BLM15 series ferrite bead, BLM15PX121SZ1D, 0402 (1005 metric), 120 Ohms @ 100 MHz, 2 A, 55 mOhm DCR, AEC-Q200.

$0.1100Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
Sourced new & surplus through independent channelsAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

BLM15PX121SZ1D specifications
ParameterValue
SeriesEMIFIL®, BLM15
Filter typePower Line
MountingSurface Mount
Current rating2A
Impedance @ frequency120 Ohms @ 100 MHz
Operating temperature-55°C ~ 125°C
Height0.022\" (0.55mm)
Size (Dimension)0.039\" L x 0.022\" W (1.00mm x 0.55mm)
PackageTape & Reel (TR) Cut Tape (CT)
RatingsAEC-Q200
Case0402 (1005 Metric)
Number of lines1
DC resistance (DCR)55mOhm

Product details

Power-line ferrite bead, 0402, AEC-Q200

The BLM15PX121SZ1D is a single-line ferrite bead from Murata's EMIFIL® BLM15 series, packaged in a 0402 (1005 metric) surface-mount body. AEC-Q200 qualification places this bead in the automotive-grade bin: it is tested for the thermal cycling, moisture resistance, and mechanical shock profiles required in under-hood and chassis-mounted electronics. The -55 to 125 °C operating range covers the full automotive temperature envelope with margin.

What the 120 Ohm impedance and 2 A rating mean for the BOM

The 120 Ohm impedance at 100 MHz is the bead's peak suppression point — it attenuates conducted noise in the 30-300 MHz band where switching regulators and digital clocks radiate. Below 10 MHz the bead behaves as a low-resistance conductor; above 300 MHz the impedance rolls off as parasitic capacitance dominates. The 2 A current rating is the DC bias limit before the ferrite material saturates and the impedance collapses. Derate this for ambient temperatures above 85 °C — at 125 °C the bead's self-heating plus ambient reduces the effective current ceiling by roughly 30 %, so a 1.4 A continuous load is a safer design-in for high-temp applications.

It is a current-design-in part, not a last-time-buy scavenge.