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Ferrite Cores - Cables and Wiring

Ferrite cores are commonly used components in a range of electrical and electronic components, in particular those used in the cables and wiring in an application area.

For example, a ferrite core can be used in a data cable and help reduce electromagnetic interference from outside sources. This can be achieved by effectively blocking electrical current from or to an outside source. Additionally, ferrite cores can also be used to absorb electrical spikes, protecting connected devices from electrical surge.

The 5961001 0101 ferrite core (also known as a cable core) is a common type of ferrite core used in the cable and wiring application field. It features a nickel copper base with an inductance value of 33uH and a resistance of 475 ohms per foot at 10 kHz.

The 5961 0001 0101 ferrite core can effectively reduce the emissions of electrical signals that can interfere with nearby circuitry. It can also be used to reduce radio frequency interference (RFI) and electromagnetic interference (EMI). It is particularly useful when connecting multiple pieces of equipment that produce RFI.

The working principle of the 5961 0001 0101 ferrite core is based on two components such as the inductor and resister. The inductor is responsible for blocking the electrical current, while the resistor is used to absorb any electrical spikes that may occur due to outside sources.

The 5961 0001 0101 ferrite core is a popular choice for shielding and protecting cabling and electrical equipment. It is also a viable solution for reducing electromagnetic interference from outside sources and radio frequency interference. This ferrite core is typically low cost and easy to install, making it an energy-efficient and cost-effective solution.

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