4206-013LF

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EMI/RFI filters feature passive components and use LC, RC networks to absorb interference and reduce noise. The 4206-013LF is a snap-in EMI/RFI filter. This type of filter works by providing a path of low impedance for electromagnetic interference and radio frequency interference.

The 4206-013LF is designed for moderate power applications, achieving decoupling and filtering of both EMI and RFI. It features three technologies: decoupling, common-mode filtering, and shielding. The filter component is inside a plastic housing with a grounding lug and two mounting pegs. It is stable, secure, and can withstand a wide range of temperatures.

The 4206-013LF is most commonly used in computer peripherals, such as keyboards, mice, printers, and other small electronic devices. It works by providing a low impedance path for EMI and RFI, while simultaneously blocking noise from the supply and chassis. This is achieved through the two capacitors, two inductors, and the ferrite core inside the filter, which help to absorb the interference and reduce noise.

The working principle of the 4206-013LF filter is a combination of the common-mode filter, which isolates and eliminates differential-mode RFI, and the filter itself, which filters out common-mode noise. The filter has two capacitors and two inductors that work together to create an LC network which absorbs the EMI/RFI. The ferrite core is a component used to help reduce common-mode noise. It absorbs the interference and forces it to the ground, thereby reducing the amount of noise present in the system.

The 4206-013LF is an effective and reliable EMI/RFI filter, designed to reduce noise and provide protection from interference in the circuit. It featurs a wide temperture range, stabliity and durability. The filter\'s LC network of capacitors and inductors reduce EMI/RFI interference, and the ferrite core helps reduce common-mode noise.

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