CF0805D900R-10

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Common Mode Chokes (CMCs) are electrical devices designed to reject noise from an AC power supply and reduce the amount of noise injected into a circuit. They are commonly used in industrial and medical applications where eliminating electrical noise is critical for proper operation. The CF0805D900R-10 is a common mode choke found in the TDK Corporation\'s LQG series of electrical components.

The CF0805D900R-10 is a surface-mount wire-wound common mode choke with a ferrite core. It has an impedance of 900 ohms and offers excellent common mode noise suppression at high frequencies. This common mode choke has a wide application field and is suitable for use in a variety of power supply circuits.

The CF0805D900R-10 can be used in switching power supplies, voltage regulators, AC/DC converters, AC motors, and other electrical circuits where common mode noise is a problem. The choke also provides excellent common mode noise suppression in high-precision industrial systems, including measurement and control equipment. Its miniature size makes it ideal for use in surface-mount assembly in tight spaces.

The CF0805D900R-10 works by creating an inductive response to noise on an AC power supply. The choke\'s winding creates an impedance in the circuit, blocking the flow of noise current and reducing the amount of noise injected into the circuit. This helps to reduce the level of noise present in the system, resulting in a stable electrical environment and improved system performance.

The CF0805D900R-10 is highly effective at suppressing common mode noise and offers unparalleled performance with minimal footprint. Its tiny size makes it suitable for use in space-constrained applications and its 900 ohms impedance provides excellent common mode noise suppression. This makes it a popular choice for a variety of applications where reducing common mode noise is critical.

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