DA1206D600R-10

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Ferrite Beads and Chips

A ferrite bead or chip is an electronic passive component used for suppressing high-frequency noise, analogous to a circuit board inductor. Such beads are also referred to by various other terms such as an RF (Radio Frequency) choke, ferrite core, ferrite block, or ferrite ring. Its primary application is filtering out high-frequency noise emitted by electronic circuits, especially switching power supplies.

DA1206D600R-10

The DA1206D600R-10 is a ferrite bead designed to suppress high-frequency noise, especially in switching power supplies. This ferrite bead is composed of multiple layers of ferrite material, wound with high frequency wire and encapsulated in epoxy. It has a nominal inductance of 600 ohms, with a frequency range of 4MHz to 40MHz.

Application Field

The DA1206D600R-10 can be used in a wide variety of applications where suppression of high-frequency noise is required. Common applications include consumer electronics, automotive electronics, and industrial equipment. It is often used in combination with other forms of noise suppression, such as capacitors and low pass filters.

Working Principle

The DA1206D600R-10 works by storing a magnetic field generated by the current flowing through it. This magnetic field blocks high-frequency noise from entering or leaving the circuit. The higher the frequency of the noise, the stronger the magnetic field must be, and thus the higher the inductance of the ferrite bead usually is.

The DA1206D600R-10 provides 600 ohms of nominal inductance, which is suitable for blocking most high-frequency noise in the range of 4MHz-40MHz. Its internal construction allows it to suppress both common mode noise (e.g. power supply ripple) and differential mode noise (e.g. radio frequency interference).

In addition, the DA1206D600R-10 is coated with an epoxy resin to protect against any physical damage. The epoxy also serves as an electrical insulator, ensuring that no direct contact is made with the noise source.

The DA1206D600R-10 is a small, inexpensive, and effective solution to high-frequency noise suppression in power supplies and other electronic circuits.

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