DLW5ATH501TQ2L

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Common Mode Chokes can be used in different applications depending on their type and size. The DLW5ATH501TQ2L is a common type of Common Mode Choke often used in electrical systems such as motor drives, high power drives and more.

Common Mode Chokes are usually coils or inductors used to reduce EMI radiation. The DLW5ATH501TQ2L is one such type of Common Mode Choke which provides effective radiation suppression.The DLW5ATH501TQ2L can be used to reduce common-mode noise in power lines, power circuits, signal circuits and control lines. It can also be used with a separate Common Mode Filter to reduce interference even further.

The DLW5ATH501TQ2L is composed of two windings connected in series. The two windings are equally inductive and, when connected to a power source, form a perfect balanced and symmetrical current. This is the principle used to reduce common-mode noise.

The DLW5ATH501TQ2L has a high susceptance of 380mH, making it ideal for high frequency applications such as motor drives and high power drives. The DLW5ATH501TQ2L has a rated current of 10A and is also used in noise suppression circuits and in DC-DC converters.

The DLW5ATH501TQ2L also has a high self-resonant frequency of 100kHz, allowing it to be used in high frequency circuitry without interfering with the circuit. The DLW5ATH501TQ2L also features an operating temperature range of -55°C to +125°C, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.

The DLW5ATH501TQ2L is typically used in applications such as motor drives, high power drives, noise reduction circuits and DC-DC converters. Its inductive nature allows it to reduce common-mode noise and it also has a high self-resonant frequency and rated current, making it ideal for high frequency applications. This makes the DLW5ATH501TQ2L an effective component for reducing EMI radiation in a variety of circuits.

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