CF1-36*23*15

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Ferrite Cores are an essential component used in data cable and wiring applications. Ferrite cores reduce interference/noise from surrounding gadgets and objects. In this application field and working principle article, the focus is on a specific type of ferrite core – CF1-36*23*15.

A CF1-36*23*15 ferrite core is a green, prism-shaped component, consisting of high-performance ceramics. This type of ferrite core is used to suppress radio frequencies and high-frequency current, and is suitable for frequency applications between 20 kHz and 200 MHz. The operating temperature of the CF1-36*23*15 ferrite core is -40 to 130°C, which allows it to be used in a wide variety of settings.

When it comes to working principles, CF1-36*23*15 ferrite cores create a physical current loop that blocks radio frequency (RF) fields from conducting through the cable they are attached to. High-frequency current will be diverted from the cable, thus, reducing the effect of the RF field on the cable. This is essential for proper working of the associated electronic equipments.

The CF1-36*23*15 ferrite core can be used for both single-conductor and multi-conductor wires. In single-conductor cables, the core must be placed over the conductor so that the core\'s axis of symmetry coincides with the wire\'s path. This will ensure that the highest level of interference suppression is achieved. In multi-conductor wires, the most effective suppression of interference is achieved when the cores are placed over each wire individually.

The ferrite core is typically used with or without a copper-braid shield for protection against strong interference fields. For improved efficiency, copper foil or weave shielding may be used over an individual wire or multiple bundles of wires. The availability of several different types of shielding materials ensures that the best possible protection is offered in a variety of applications.

Additional shielding is also offered by the use of a shrink sleeve. This can be used over individual wires or multiple bundles of wires and provides enhanced protection against interference when used in conjunction with a ferrite core. A shrink sleeve also has the added benefit of providing additional mechanical protection to the wire.

In conclusion, the CF1-36*23*15 ferrite core is an essential component used in data cable and wiring applications. With its high-performance ceramics, it provides protection against EMF/EMI interference and RF fields, making it a reliable and essential component in many types of applications. When coupled with the right type of shielding, it can offer superior interference protection, thus, ensuring proper and efficient operation of the associated electronics.

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