CF1-17.5*9.5*28.5

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CF1-17.5*9.5*28.5 are among the products of the Ferrite Cores - Cables and Wiring family. They are basically the cores used in the electrical connections and wiring, and the most common applications of this product are for vibration-damping, filtering, blocking, conductivity, inductance and other electrical area shielding and absorbing functions.

The working principle of CF1-17.5*9.5*28.5 is to create a magnetic field around an electrical circuit, which is then used to shield the circuit from electromagnetic interference (EMI) or to reduce the amount of power an appliance draws from the circuit. The product can be used for both EMI suppression and filtering. In the former case, the core acts as a Faraday cage, trapping EMI and protecting sensitive electronic components from it and reducing electromagnetic radiation. The latter involves using the core to filter out frequencies without the addition of a capacitor, thereby allowing the appliance to draw exactly the amount of power it needs.

CF1-17.5*9.5*28.5 are used in a variety of electronic devices such as computers, radios, TVs, cellular phones, and various home appliances. The cores can also be used in medical equipment, aerospace, military, and automotive applications. Due to their special characteristics, cores are also used in the construction of antennas to improve their performance. The product can be used in any type of electrical system, including AC and DC circuits.

There are various types of CF1-17.5*9.5*28.5 cores, including ferrite rods, toroids, cut and shaped cores, wire-wound cores, and others. Ferrite rods are composed of compressed non-conductive ferrite materials, and these rods disperse the electromagnetic induction caused by a current flowing through a conductor. Toroids are a form of winding electronic components that have a ring-shaped cross section, and they provide effective inductance even for a relatively small number of turns. Cut and shaped cores are created by slicing ferrite and then grinding the faces to the desired shape and size. The core then usually has two faces bathed in metal, adhesive or tape. Wire-wound cores are made up of fine copper wire wrapped around a ferrite core.

With the growing demand for ferrite cores, manufacturers are offering many advanced products with improved performance and low prices. The benefits of using CF1-17.5*9.5*28.5 cores include their small size, low weight, excellent EMI suppression, high inductance, and good electrical insulation. These products offer reliable, long-lasting service and are an almost universal solution for many electrical applications.

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