CPFC74BNP-102

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Common Mode Chokes are an integral part of many electronic devices and one of them is the CPFC74BNP-102. It is a low profile, multi-purpose common mode choke, designed to suppress common mode interference on differential signal lines. It is used in many different applications from personal computers and consumer electronics to industrial and medical equipment.

The CPFC74BNP-102 has a wide frequency range of 250MHz - 100 MHz, with an insertion loss of 0.3dB and a return loss of 20dB. It also has a high selectivity and can be switched easily from one frequency to another. Its high Efficiency (<=-20 dB) and very low EMC leakage makes it ideal for use in applications such as LANs, digital TV, and personal computers.

The CPFC74BNP-102 works by using a differential-mode filter in combination with a common-mode filter. The differential-mode filter is designed to filter out unwanted high frequency components from the signal while the common-mode filter is designed to attenuate interfering signals from other devices. When combined, these two filters form a high pass filter that allows only desired signals to pass through while blocking out unwanted noise.

In addition to its filtering capabilities, the CPFC74BNP-102 also provides a very low resistance in both differential-mode and common-mode. This low resistance gives it superior noise-reduction capabilities and helps reduce interference between different devices. This helps eliminate the need for shielding and can be used to protect sensitive equipment.

The CPFC74BNP-102 is ideal for a wide variety of applications including data communications, power supplies, computers, consumer electronics, and medical device applications. With its low profile, wide frequency range, high selectivity, and low EMC leakage, it is the perfect solution for any application requiring superior signal integrity and noise reduction.

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