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MF10D075P vs MF20D075P: 10A/20A MIL-STD-461 EMI Filters

2026-08-17 09:43:56 Data Storage Technology Limited View times 14

The CINCON MF10D075P and MF20D075P are PCB-mounted DC input filter modules designed for vehicle, airborne and other harsh-environment power systems.

Both models support continuous operating voltages up to 75VDC and help reduce common-mode and differential-mode noise produced by DC-DC converters. The main selection difference is current capacity: MF10D075P supports up to 10A, while MF20D075P supports up to 20A.

cincon MF10D075P vs MF20D075P: 10A/20A MIL-STD-461 EMI Filters

MF10D075P vs MF20D075P Comparison

SpecificationMF10D075PMF20D075P
Maximum rated current10A20A
Operating voltage0–75VDC0–75VDC
Transient input voltage100VDC for 1 second100VDC for 1 second
Typical resistance, positive line9.3mΩ7.9mΩ
Typical resistance, negative line9.3mΩ7.9mΩ
Operating case temperature−55°C to +110°C with derating−55°C to +110°C with derating
Isolation to case1500VDC1500VDC
Package formatEighth-brickQuarter-brick
Dimensions2.45 × 1.05 × 0.50 in2.28 × 1.45 × 0.50 in
Weight38.3g69.6g
Shock and vibrationMIL-STD-810F compliantMIL-STD-810F compliant
Operating altitudeUp to 5,000mUp to 5,000m

Which EMI Filter Should You Choose?

Choose MF10D075P when:

Maximum continuous input current is below 10A.

An eighth-brick footprint is preferred.

The filter is paired with lower-power DC-DC converters.

Lower weight and a narrower package are important.

Choose MF20D075P when:

Input current can exceed 10A but remains within 20A.

The system uses a high-power quarter-brick or half-brick converter.

Additional current margin is required at low input voltage.

The PCB and cooling design can accommodate the larger module.

Typical Applications

Military ground vehicles

Airborne electronic systems

COTS defense power supplies

Rugged communication equipment

Battery-powered systems

Distributed power architectures

Industrial DC-DC converter systems

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the main difference between MF10D075P and MF20D075P?

MF10D075P is rated for 10A and uses an eighth-brick package. MF20D075P is rated for 20A and uses a quarter-brick package.

2. Does the filter guarantee MIL-STD-461 compliance?

No. It is designed to help the complete power system meet MIL-STD-461F/G requirements. Final compliance depends on the external components, PCB layout, converter, wiring, enclosure and system-level testing.

3. What is the maximum operating voltage?

Both modules support up to 75VDC continuously and a 100VDC transient for up to one second.

4. Can MF10D075P be replaced directly by MF20D075P?

Not without redesign verification. The modules have different dimensions, footprints, current ratings, weights and isolation capacitances.

5. How should the rated current be selected?

Calculate the maximum converter input current at the lowest operating voltage, then include margin for efficiency, startup conditions, transients and temperature derating. Select MF20D075P if the required current may exceed 10A.

MF10D075P and MF20D075P Stock & RFQ

DataStorageIC supplies CINCON EMI filter modules and compatible DC-DC converters. Contact us for MF10D075P or MF20D075P stock, pricing, lead time, datasheets and filter selection support.

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