CM6350-104

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Common mode chokes, like the CM6350-104, are three-dimensional, magnetic components designed to reduce or completely eliminate common-mode noise from electric and electronic systems. The chokes are used in radio and automotive applications, as well as in audio, telecommunications and computer systems. Common Mode chokes are also used in pulsed current applications.

Applications

The CM6350-104 common mode choke can be used in telecom systems to reduce the effect of common-mode noise on high-speed data transmission lines. It can also be used in automotive systems to reduce the current peaks associated with the ECM or ABS systems. In addition, the CM6350-104 can reduce EMI/RFI interference on audio-video systems and on medical, semicon and power line applications.

Working Principle

The operation of the CM6350-104 relies on a physical phenomenon called hysteresis, or remanence. This phenomenon occurs when an alternating current crosses over a ferrite inductor. As the alternating current passes through the inductor, it creates a magnetic field that is then stored in the ferrite material. The stored magnetic field then interacts with the current, reducing its level to a far lower level than the original. This decrease in current is known as hysteresis, or remanence.

The remanence of the CM6350-104 common-mode choke is partially due to the shape of the ferrite core. The shape of the ferrite core influences the magnetic field created by the alternating current, causing a greater reduction in current than would occur with a simple inductor. This greater reduction is what allows the CM6350-104 to reduce common-mode noise in electric and electronic systems.

Materials

The CM6350-104 common-mode choke is made from several materials, including nickel zinc ferrite, conductive rubber, and a silicone rubber cover that protects the choke coils from dust and other elements. The nickel zinc ferrite creates a high-impedance path for current, resulting in the reduction of common-mode noise. The conductive rubber creates a low-resistance path that allows the choke to operate at lower current levels.

Construction

The CM6350-104 common-mode choke consists of two or four coils made from copper wire. The coils are wound around a ferrite core, and are held in place by the silicone rubber cover. The ferrite core increases the inductance of the choke, allowing it to store more magnetic energy. The copper wire is insulated with a polymer material, which helps to shielding it from magnetic fields, and also reduces the overall size of the choke.

Conclusion

The CM6350-104 common-mode choke is an effective way to reduce or eliminate common-mode noise from electronic systems. Its combination of components and materials make it an ideal choice for radio, automotive, medical, and audio-video applications. By adding a CM6350-104 to a system, one can be assured that the system will be free from any unwanted noise.

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