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Common Mode Chokes

Common Mode Chokes (CMCs) are electronic components used to reduce or block the flow of common mode currents (noise currents) in electronic systems. CMCs are typically used in applications where sensitive signals or circuits are susceptible to noise, interference, or crosstalk, and can be found in a variety of environments, from mobile phones to medical equipment, consumer electronics, and more.

7448261418 Application Field

CMCs are increasingly being used in consumer electronics today for a variety of purposes. Many mobile phones, laptops, and other devices have CMCs installed to reduce or eliminate the interference caused by nearby digital devices. CMCs are also becoming more common in medical equipment, such as cardio-vascular and diagnostic imaging equipment, where they can protect sensitive signals from noise, crosstalk, and other interference. CMCs are also used in power supplies, automotives, and many other applications where high levels of electrical noise might interfere with circuits.

7448261418 Working Principle

As their name suggests, CMCs work by blocking common mode (noise) currents. They achieve this through the use of inductors or coils, which store energy in the form of an electrical field. This field creates a barrier between electrical lines, blocking the flow of noise currents and protecting sensitive signals from interference.

CMCs are typically constructed using one or more inductors wound around an iron core or toroid. The shape of the core and the number of turns of the inductor are carefully considered in order to create the optimal “common mode noise filter”. CMCs are typically available in surface mount, through-hole, and other form factors to meet the needs of various applications.

Due to their ability to protect sensitive signals from interference, CMCs are becoming a much more common component in many consumer and industrial electronic systems. As electronic systems become more complex and sensitive, CMCs will become even more important for reducing noise, interference, and crosstalk.

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