CTX16-17413-R

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Common Mode Chokes, such as the CTX16-17413-R, are designed to reduce the amount of noise present in an electrical system. Common Mode Chokes are a type of filter that allow the desired electrical signals to pass but attenuate (weaken) the undesirable signal components. They are often used in power supplies to reduce the amount of common mode noise present in the power system. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the CTX16-17413-R Common Mode Choke.

Application Field

The CTX16-17413-R Common Mode Choke is designed to be used in applications such as switch mode power supplies, voltage regulators, and other power related systems. It is capable of handling up to 100 watts of power and can filter up to 500 MHz of frequencies. It is designed for use in high temperature environments as it can operate at temperatures of up to 105°C. In addition, the CTX16-17413-R is designed to withstand surge currents of up to 4 amperes.

Working Principle

The CTX16-17413-R Common Mode Choke works by acting as an electrical barrier that prevents noise from entering or leaving a system by suppressing the amount of common mode noise present in the power system. This is achieved by placing windings of wire around a magnetic core. When the core is subjected to an alternating current, the magnetic field associated with the current induces an electromotive force in the winding. This electromotive force creates a magnetic field in opposition to the field created by the current, effectively cancelling out the undesirable frequency components of noise. The CTX16-17413-R also uses two separate windings to suppress any differential noise that may be present in the power system.

Conclusion

The CTX16-17413-R Common Mode Choke is a highly efficient filter that can suppress unwanted noise from entering or leaving a power system. It is designed for use in applications such as switch mode power supplies, voltage regulators, and other power related systems. It can handle up to 100 watts of power and can filter up to 500 MHz of frequencies. In addition, it can operate at temperatures of up to 105°C and withstand surge currents of up to 4 amperes. Its working principle is based on the magnetic field created by current being used to induce an electromotive force in the windings of the CTX16-17413-R, which in turn creates a magnetic field in opposition to the current, effectively cancelling out the undesirable frequency components of the noise.

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