CM7560-476

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Common mode chokes are electrical components used to reduce or suppress noise in electronic systems. The CM7560-476 is a common mode choke designed to provide noise-free operation in Ethernet LAN applications. This high-power common mode choke helps to provide improved signal integrity and superior EMI noise suppression for your Ethernet LAN applications.

The CM7560-476 is a four-terminal choke that contains four separate windings and provides two differential signal paths. Each winding consists of seven turns of 24 AWG wire and the CM7560-476 provides a differential-mode impedance of 100Ω at 1MHz and a common-mode impedance of 150Ω at 1MHz. The CM7560-476 is also rated for a maximum operating temperature of 85°C.

The primary application areas for the CM7560-476 are Ethernet and Local Area Networks (LANs). This common mode choke helps to reduce EMI noise in the transmission of data over Ethernet and other LAN systems. The CM7560-476 can also be used in all types of analog and digital signal transmission applications where noise reduction is necessary.

The CM7560-476 works to reduce common mode noise in two ways. First, it acts as a low-pass filter, reducing the high frequency components of common mode noise. Second, the CM7560-476 acts as an impedance transformer, changing the differential mode impedance to a common mode impedance, which further suppresses noise. This allows the CM7560-476 to provide excellent EMI noise suppression without sacrificing signal integrity.

The CM7560-476 is a high-power common mode choke designed for use in LAN applications that require noise-free performance. The CM7560-476 provides excellent EMI noise suppression that does not sacrifice signal integrity. This common mode choke is also rated for a maximum operating temperature of 85°C. The CM7560-476 is ideal for use in Ethernet and other LAN systems where noise-free performance is desired.

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