In recent years, various sensors (vehicle-mounted cameras, LiDAR^*3, radars, etc.) are equipped to vehicles to establish self-driving car technologies. Since SerDes is often used on image data transmission interfaces, this has led to the application of PoC which performs data and power transmission on single coaxial cables in order to reduce the amount of cables. Since this technology requires higher current compared to conventional differential interfaces (typically tens of mA), the latest Murata DLW21 products are designed to handle 300mA to 500mA.

Since each sensor is compact, it is difficult to increase GND patterns on PCB, and noise issues may occur. By inserting these 2012 size (2.0 × 1.2 mm/0805 inch) products between the data transmission line and the GND line, you can expect noise suppression effects even with their compact size.