CMT908-V2-B

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The CMT908-V2-B is a common mode choke that is used for suppressing noise caused by common mode currents, and it is compatible with multiple industries. It was specifically designed to help reduce or block the flow of noise between electrical components. Hence, they are used in numerous applications like switching power supplies, signal line, and computers.

The CMT908-V2-B features a robust coil design that does not require additional ground connection when used in signal line, reducing the possibility of impaired signal quality. It provides excellent suppression of common mode noise for a wide range of frequencies from 50MHz to 600MHz. It also offers exceptional electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) performance across a wide spectrum of AC and DC current ratings.

The working principle of the CMT908-V2-B is quite simple, it has two windings separated by insulation. The two windings are intended to be connected in series to the power line or signal line. When voltages appear on both windings, the small current generated will be automatically limited in the winding. In this way, common mode currents can be effectively blocked or reduced, thus helping reduce the common mode noise.

CMT908-V2-B is typically used in industrial automation, medical instrumentation, consumer electronics, automotive industry, robotics and other fields. It can also be used for EMI suppression in electrical control panels and converters, signal processing, data acquisition, and power line communication. Further, it finds applications in various types of power supplies, PLCs, and audio equipment.

CMT908-V2-B is an ideal solution for controlling electrical noise in multiple applications. It offers high common mode suppression performance, strong insulation, and low thermal resistance. In addition, it has a low cost structure and is easy to install, making it suitable for most applications that require proper noise suppression.

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