FE2X15-3-2NL

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Common Mode Chokes, also known as line filters, are electromagnetic components that are used to attenuate high frequency / noise / interference signals. In addition to reducing these electromagnetic interference signals, Common Mode Chokes also provide DC power isolation and signal termination. They are commonly used in industrial, medical, automotive and communications applications where noise and interference tolerance are important. The SP2X15-3-2NL is a Common Mode Choke designed specifically to reduce noise and interference in these applications.

The SP2X15-3-2NL is a shielded Common Mode Choke with a max current of 15A and a rated current of 7.5A. It is divided into two independent windings with a rated working frequency of 1kHz to 1MHz. It is designed to reduce both common and differential mode interference signals. The choke features a low DC resistance which ensures that the DC bias of the system is not affected and minimizes power consumption. It is also constructed using a special high permeability magnetic material that reduces leakage flux and noise levels, making it suitable for applications with high sensitivity. The SP2X15-3-2NL is also compliant with the RoHS safety standard.

The SP2X15-3-2NL is suitable for a variety of applications. It can be used in communications and industrial applications where noise and interference need to be reduced. This includes power supply and control systems, motor drives and digital audio/video equipment. It can also be used in medical applications where noise immunity is important. The choke is also suitable for automotive applications such as electric cars, ADAS and HVAC systems, where controlling and suppressing EMI/RFI noise is essential.

The working principle of the SP2x15-3-2 NL is quite simple. The two independent windings are connected in series, with one winding wrapped around the other. When a voltage is applied to the primary winding, a magnetic field is created which induces a voltage across the secondary winding. This voltage is inversely proportional to the number of turns and frequency of the primary. As the frequency increases, the current flowing through the secondary winding increases, so the resistance of the choke increases. This reduces the amount of noise which is reaching the end device, thus providing improved signal integrity.

In summary, the SP2X15-3-2NL is a shielded Common Mode Choke with the ability to reduce both common and differential mode interference signals. It is suitable for a variety of applications including industrial, medical, automotive and communications where noise immunity is important. The working principle of the choke is based on the concept of induction, where a voltage is induced across the secondary winding inversely proportional to the number of turns and frequency of the applied voltage. As such, the SP2X15-3-2NL is an ideal choice for noise and interference reduction in a range of applications.

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