5500.2225

Series:	FMEB
Part Status:	Active
Filter Type:	DC
Configuration:	Single Stage
Voltage - Rated DC:	43V, 80V
Voltage - Rated AC:	--
Current:	15A
Frequency - Operating:	--
Applications:	General Purpose
Approvals:	cURus, ENEC, VDE
Operating Temperature:	-25°C ~ 100°C
Mounting Type:	Chassis Mount
Termination Style:	Quick Connect
Inductance:	100µH

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Power Line Filter Modules

Power line filter modules are designed to protect equipment from high frequency power disturbances, typically between 50 and 1,000 kHz. They are used in many types of electrical equipment, ranging from telecommunications to industrial automation, from LED lighting to MRI systems. Power line filter modules are an essential form of power protection for sensitive equipment, as they prevent electrical interference from outside sources, such as cell phones, computers, power line transformers, and other equipment, from entering the power supply. They isolate the equipment from the power grid, and prevent power supply surges, spikes, and similar effects from outside sources. The filtering technology used in power line filter modules is based on the concept of a low-impedance path that will not conduct high frequency signals. The filter works by blocking high-frequency signals from entering the power supply, while allowing them to pass through at lower frequencies. This is done through the use of inductor coils, capacitor plates, and other components. The most common type of power line filter modules are "passive" devices, meaning that they are un-powered, and require no external power source. Active modules, on the other hand, require a power source, and use transistors, diodes, and other electronic components to filter high-frequency signals. Both types of power line filters can be used for a variety of applications. For instance, in telecommunications applications, power line filters are used to reduce interference from the power lines. They can also be used in computer systems to protect against electrical noise. Power line filter modules can also be used for industrial automation, LED lighting, and MRI systems, among other applications. Power line filters come in a variety of shapes and sizes, depending on the application. Some are designed as filter modules, while others are designed as integrated circuits. There are also a variety of mounting options, including surface mount, pin, or clip mount technologies. The working principles of power line filters are simple. As a signal passes through the filter, the inductor coils create a low impedance path. This reduces the amount of energy passing through, and thus blocking high frequency signals. Power line filter modules can be used in a variety of applications to reduce high-frequency signals, protecting connected equipment from unwanted external signals. They are an essential form of power protection for sensitive equipment, and can be used in telecommunications, industrial automation, LED lighting, and MRI systems.

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