CM6560-755

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Common Mode Chokes (CMCs) are a type of electromagnetic filter used to reduce differential-mode noise and to suppress the transmission of RF and high-frequency noise on power lines. The CMC is also known as a common-mode choke, common-mode choke coil, or a common-mode filter. CMCs use inductors or transformers to create an impedance differential between the differential-mode current and the common-mode current.

The CMC6560-755 is a type of CMC designed to reduce noise along the power line for applications requiring a high level of suppression. The CMC6560-755 is suitable for applications such as electronic equipment, displays, data entry systems, and home automation systems, and is suitable for applications in a wide range of industries, including automotive, telecommunications, healthcare, and industrial.

The CMC6560-755 works on the principle of inductive coupling between the differential-mode and common-mode currents. The CMC6560-755 is constructed from a single ferrite core with two windings, one for the differential-mode current and one for the common-mode current. The ferrite core provides the necessary magnetic field in order to couple the two currents. The differential-mode current is directed through the core, whereas the common-mode current is blocked by the winding, resulting in an inductive voltage drop.

The CMC6560-755 provides a high level of rated current, making it ideal for use in high-current applications. The CMC6560-755 has a mounted suppression core, eliminating the need for an external core. In addition, the CMC6560-755 has a wide operating temperature range of -40°C to +105°C, making it suitable for use in a wide range of environments and applications.

The CMC6560-755 is ideal for applications requiring a high level of noise suppression on power lines. The CMC6560-755 is constructed from a ferrite core with two windings, one for the differential-mode current and one for the common-mode current. This allows for inductive coupling between the two currents, resulting in a voltage drop across the CMC, which reduces the noise on the power line. In addition, the CMC6560-755 has a high rated current and a wide operating temperature range, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.

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