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Common Mode Chokes, also known as CM chokes, have gained increasing popularity due to their ability to filter out unwanted electromagnetic interference (EMI). Common Mode Chokes are based on the principle of inductive reactance, which causes the impedance of the choke to steadily increase with frequency. The working principle is that when a current flows through the CM choke, the magnetic field that is generated will induce a current in the opposite direction in the same loop. This reverse current is much smaller than the original and therefore reduces the amount of interference that can be generated.

The 744861082 application field is mostly found in electrical equipment which are susceptible to EMI. This type of application includes sensitive medical equipment, high-frequency amplifiers, and data-authoring systems among others. Common Mode Chokes are also used in telecommunications systems, automotive electronics, and switch mode power supplies. By placing a CM choke in the signal path, the amount of interference generated in the system is reduced. Additionally, CM chokes are used in vehicles’ wiring harnesses in order to reduce in-cabin noise.

Common Mode Chokes are typically made from ferrite cores as they offer a high resistance to current flow, thus helping to reduce the amount of noise. The construction of CM chokes usually consists of two independently wound coils with opposite polarities. This ensures that the magnetic field generated by one coil is cancelled out by the other, allowing for better control of the current and the amount of noise generated.

CM chokes are a highly effective method of reducing EMI and can be used in a variety of applications. By carefully selecting the right type and size, noise levels in a system can be greatly reduced, which will not only improve system performance but also ensure safety to the users.

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