CM6149-105

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Common mode chokes are key components of an electromagnetic interference (EMI) filter. Common mode chokes are used to counteract common mode noise which is electromagnetic noise or electrical noise which is present on both power and signal lines. One such common mode choke is the CM6149-105. This particular choke is specifically designed for operation in medical equipment and for an operational range of 180 kHz to 100 MHz.

The working principle of the CM6149-105 is based on the fact that the core material of the choke has two or more windings. As a result, when an alternating current splits around the choke, it induces a magnetic field inside the core of the choke. To counteract the interference from the alternating current signals, the CM6149-105 choke increases its inductance and the radiated field is blocked or eliminated.

The application field of the CM6149-105 choke is fairly wide, and it can be used in a number of different applications. For example, it is used in the medical industry for applications such as MRI machines and X-ray machines. In addition, it can be used in a wide variety of other industries including communications, audio, and video. Moreover, the CM6149-105 also has uses in consumer electronics and in the automotive sector. As mentioned earlier, its operating frequency range is from 180 kHz to 100 MHz, so it can be used for a wide range of applications.

In conclusion, the CM6149-105 is a versatile common mode choke that can be used in various applications. It works on the principle of magnetic induction, where an alternating current splits around the choke, inducing a magnetic field inside the core. This magnetic field helps to block or eliminate the interference from the alternating current signals. It is designed for operation in medical equipment and its operating frequency range is from 180 kHz to 100 MHz.

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