B84312C20H3

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Power Line Filter Modules play a significant role in today\'s technology-driven, interconnected world. They are designed to reduce the amount of electrical noise on power lines, allowing smoother power flow and better device performance. One example of a power line filter module is the B84312C20H3, a module designed with both exceptional performance and robust protection. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the B84312C20H3.

The B84312C20H3 is a three-phase power line filter module designed for use in industrial, commercial, and residential applications. This module can effectively suppress conducted and radiated emissions of up to twenty amps at 40°C or 25 amps at 70°C. The B84312C20H3 is rated for single-phase AC input voltage of 400VAC at 50/60HZ, and it has a power factor of 0.5, allowing for optimized energy efficiency. Additionally, this module has a rated current of 16 A, allowing for higher power capacity when needed.

The B84312C20H3 has a few key components that make it an effective power line filter module. First, the module’s enclosure is made of aluminum, corrosion resistant, and IP 65 rated, providing robust protection to the module’s internal components. In addition, the module’s connector is designed to minimize contact resistance and ensures that some common mode noise is reduced by the filter circuit.

The core of the B84312C20H3 is a three-way, line-to-line filter, which is one of the most common type of power line filters used today. This type of filter works by blocking disruptive electrical frequency components, such as electrical spikes and surges, from passing through the filter. The filter also reduces the amount of electrical noise released into the environment, helping to ensure compliance with environmental regulations.

The B84312C20H3 is also equipped with three capacitance Banks, allowing it to filter out voltage variances caused by inductive and capacitive loads. The capacitances used in the Banks are separated into different groups, allowing for finer tuning of the filter. There is also an inductor in the filter, which is used to minimise harmonics and noise generated by the filter itself.

The B84312C20H3 is a powerful power line filter module that is designed to be used in a wide variety of applications. It is designed with both efficient operation and rugged construction, allowing for amazing performance. This module’s components work together to reduce conducted and radiated emissions, power variances, electrical noise, harmonics, and more, providing the optimal electrical environment for any application.

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