62-ARC-045-5-11

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Power line filter modules are widely used in applications where clean, reliable, and noise free power supplies are required. The 62-ARC-045-5-11 is a common power line filter module found in many commercial and industrial applications. This module has a wide range of applications, and provides a solution to many problems related to poor power quality and power line noise. It is designed to reduce noise and transient events on the power line.

Application Field

The 62-ARC-045-5-11 power line filter module can be used for various applications. It is commonly used in areas where interference caused by AC motors, welding equipment, industrial machinery, and other noise sources can create interference on the power supply. It is also used in areas where computer systems, medical equipment, security/surveillance systems, and other sensitive electronic devices require clean power. In addition, the filter module can also be used in areas where isolation between power sources and loads is required. This module is also suitable for use in high voltage applications, where interference caused by lightning or other high voltage spikes could be a problem.

Working Principle

The 62-ARC-045-5-11 power line filter module operates by suppressing different frequency components of conducted and radiated noise on the power supply. It has an internal inductor network which intercepts conducted high frequency noise from the power line. This inductor network also acts to reduce the power source impedance at all frequencies that could produce noise. The module also has an external capacitor network that attenuates the high frequency noise components. This provides additional filtering to the power line. Additionally, the filter module also provides suppression for transient events such as surges, spikes, and lightning.

The 62-ARC-045-5-11 power line filter module has an insertion loss of 10-100 MHz frequencies, greater than -20 dB. This is the amount of power that the filter module will lose as it passes through the system. It also has a maximum common-mode attenuation, greater than 50 dB at 3 MHz. This is the amount of noise that the filter module will attenuate from the power line. The 62-ARC-045-5-11 module is also capable of suppressing fast transient events up to 400 volts.

Conclusion

The 62-ARC-045-5-11 power line filter module is designed for use in areas where reliable, clean power is required. It is suitable for a wide range of applications and can be used in areas where high voltage problems may be an issue. The module operates by using an inductor network to reduce conducted high frequency noise and an external capacitor network to reduce radiated high frequency noise. It also provides suppression of transient events. The 62-ARC-045-5-11 filter module is capable of providing adequate filtering for many power noise problems.

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