4202-050LF

Current:	10A
Height:	--
Size / Dimension:	0.250" Dia x 0.468" L (6.35mm x 11.89mm)
Package / Case:	Axial, Bushing
Mounting Type:	Chassis Mount
Voltage - Rated:	100V
Applications:	Data Lines for Mobile Devices
Operating Temperature:	-55°C ~ 125°C
ESD Protection:	No
Values:	C = 5000pF
Series:	4200
Resistance - Channel (Ohms):	--
Attenuation Value:	65dB @ 100MHz
Center / Cutoff Frequency:	--
Number of Channels:	1
Technology:	LC (Pi)
Filter Order:	3rd
Type:	Low Pass
Part Status:	Active
Packaging:	Bulk

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EMI/RFI Filters (LC, RC Networks)EMI/RFI filters (LC, RC Networks) are the essential components used to protect electronic devices from the electrical interference caused by high frequency or electromagnetic signals. In recent years, the emergence of 4202-050LF applied fields has made these filters a key component for the protection and performance of electronic devices.The 4202-050LF filter has a large variety of applications, including medical, telecom, industrial, automotive, military and consumer. This filter is used to protect communications and electrical equipment from the interference from the surrounding high-frequency or magnetic radiation. It can also reduce the radiation from the electronic system to maintain system performance.The 4202-050LF filter works by using capacitor-resistor networks, or LC and RC networks, to achieve the desired result. As many of these electronic components interact together, the filter is able to block much of the electrical noise generated from the outside environment.When looking at an individual capacitor-resistor network, it starts with the inductor. The inductor is used to store electrical energy like a tank. When the input of the load exceeds the capacity of the inductor, it will start to limit the current, allowing only a certain amount of current in.The next component in the LC network is the capacitor. The capacitor enables the inductor to store charge until the input voltage reaches the capacitance of the capacitor. This allows the capacitor to block any remaining current, which reduces the amount of noise reaching the system.The last component in the LC network is the resistor. The resistor is used to disperse the excess current from the capacitor, allowing it to pass through the series resistor. This prevents the capacitor from becoming overloaded and also reduces the inductive load on the system.The resistor-capacitor networks, or RC networks, are also used in the 4202-050LF filters. These networks are often used as impendence matchers, which reduces the noise directly from the source. The components in the network act together to reduce the amount of noise reaching the system.The capacitor in the RC network acts to block the unwanted noise, thus allowing the desired signal to reach the system. The resistor in the network enables better control of the current and reduces the noise levels to acceptable levels.In summary, the 4202-050LF applied filter uses LC, RC networks to remove high frequency or electromagnetic interference from the environment and protect the electronic system from the unwanted noise. These filters consist of three individual components, inductors, capacitors and resistors, that serve to reduce the noise levels and protect the system from any electrical interference. This makes them an essential component for many different types of electronic systems.

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