5500.2128

Series:	FPP-02
Part Status:	Active
Filter Type:	Single Phase
Configuration:	Single Stage
Voltage - Rated DC:	--
Voltage - Rated AC:	125V, 250V
Current:	6.5A
Frequency - Operating:	50/60Hz
Applications:	General Purpose
Approvals:	cURus, ENEC, VDE
Operating Temperature:	-25°C ~ 85°C
Mounting Type:	Through Hole
Termination Style:	PC Pins
Inductance:	1mH

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Power Line Filter Modules

Power Line Filter Modules, or PLFs, as they are commonly referred to, are devices that are designed to filter out a range of electromagnetic interference (EMI) from power lines. These filters can be divided into two main types: active and passive. An active power line filter (APLF) uses active components, such as capacitors or inductors, to create an electrical resistor, thus allowing only a certain frequency of EMI to pass through. A passive filter, on the other hand, simply prevents EMI from entering into the system by blocking all frequencies outside of a specific range.One of the most emerging areas of PLF technology is the 55000.2128 application field and working principle. This technology works by using a combination of active and passive elements in the filter module. A high-frequency transformer is used in the passive components, which is usually wound with two or more coils. The coils are strategically placed such that only certain frequencies will be allowed to pass through. This will drastically reduce or eliminate any unwanted EMI from entering the system. The active components consist of capacitors and inductors, which are designed to further filter the frequency range of the transformer. Together, these components create a robust filter system that greatly reduces or eliminates any potential EMI problems from electronic equipment.Another type of PLF technology is known as a Transcutaneou Frequency Limit (TFL). This system works in a similar manner as the 55000.2128 application field and working principle, but it uses a high-frequency rectifier in the passive components. The rectifier acts as a barrier between the EMI and the electronic equipment, allowing only a certain frequency range to pass through. The active components are usually the same combination of capacitors and inductors as the 55000.2128 application field and working principle. The final type of PLF is known as a Simultaneous Frequency Control (SFC). This system also uses a combination of capacitors, inductors, and resistors to create a high frequency filter that will protect the electronic equipment from EMI contamination. The capacitors are tuned to allow the desired frequencies to pass through while blocking out all other frequencies. The inductors are selected in such a manner that the desired frequencies will be amplified and accentuated. This system has proven to be very beneficial in controlling noise issues in audio electronics, where certain frequencies must be held to an exact level.All of these types of PLF technology are useful in protecting electronic equipment, and they each have their own advantages and disadvantages. The 55000.2128 application field and working principle is one of the most robust and reliable types of filters, while the SFC gives more control over the frequencies. The TFL is more affordable than the other two, and can be used in a variety of applications. No matter which PLF technology you choose, it is important to understand the principles behind it before purchasing the filter module.

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