16AYC10B

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Power line Filter Modules provide protection against power line disturbances that can cause damage to electronic equipment or become a source of interference. 16AYC10B is one of the widely used modules among these power line filters, which have wide applications and varied working principles.

The 16AYC10B is a three-wire, unified notch filter, designed for suppressing Common Mode (CM) noise and transverse mode noise on the power line. It is designed into an industry-standard case size of 10mm x 8mm and provides excellent attenuation over the full frequency range, with an insertion Loss of 20 dB to 50 dB. Additionally, it is self-resetting and can withstand a surge voltage of up to 650 Vrms. This filter is designed to protect equipment against disturbances found on the power line, such as conducted and radiated noise, spikes, and transients.

This module has a wide range of applications in power line filtering solutions. Some of these include: commercial HVAC systems, industrial motor drives, electrical metering, renewable energy systems, consumer electronics, and automotive systems.

The 16AYC10B module works on the principle of impedance matching. The input and output levels of the filter are matched with the system impedance to ensure maximum performance. This enables the filter to reduce the noise on the power line without affecting the signal propagation. The filter can be adjusted to different frequencies to meet different requirements. Furthermore, the filter has an inherent transient suppression feature, which helps to reduce spikes.

In summary, the 16AYC10B is a power line filter module designed to protect equipment against disturbances on the power line. It is designed into an industry-standard 10mm x 8mm case size and works on the principle of impedance matching. This filter has a wide range of applications and provides excellent attenuation over the full frequency range.

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