FN2010-12-06

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Power Line Filter Modules (FN2010-12-06) are filters designed for a variety of applications designed to protect sensitive electronic equipment from power line hazards. The modules are constructed with high-efficiency filter elements, routing, shielding, and bypassing techniques that can reduce or eliminate noise that may be found on the power line. Furthermore, the module is UL® recognized, CSA approved, and tested in accordance with MIL-STD-461F for environmental durability.

Power Line Filter Modules (FN2010-12-06) are usually used in a variety of industrial and commercial applications to protect data, medical, and control systems in applications where power line noise is a concern. Common applications include factory automation, data centers, communications networks, industrial process control, medical imaging and monitoring systems.

Power Line Filter Modules (FN2010-12-06) offer a number of advantages. These filters combine inductors and capacitors for EMI and RFI noise removal. This effectively eliminates most RFI, EMI, and transient voltages. The filter also helps isolate the equipment from conducted and radiated power line frequency noise. Additionally, the filter is designed to reduce line surges and transients, as well as provide short-circuit protection for connected equipment.

Power Line Filter Modules (FN2010-12-06) are designed to reduce the noise levels off the power line. The main electrical principle behind a power line filter is inductance. This works by creating a path for induced electrical current with the use of magnetic fields. The filter is then connected to the power line, which allows the noise to travel along the path of least impedance. As the current reaches the filter, it is inducted and therefore blocked from entering the sensitive electronic equipment.

Power Line Filter Modules (FN2010-12-06) are also designed to help reduce the effects of common-mode voltage. This is done by providing a third connection between the two power lines, which reduces the electric field and associated noise in the environment. This can significantly reduce the effects of a common-mode voltage on the equipment.

Power Line Filter Modules (FN2010-12-06) also feature shielding and bypassing techniques, which can reduce the amount of noise entering the system. Shielding is used to effectively absorb any RF and EMI radiation that enters the filter, while bypassing is used to divert the induced electrical current away from the equipment. This can significantly reduce the amount of noise that enters the filter and therefore the amount of noise that is passed onto the electronics.

Overall, Power Line Filter Modules are effective noise reduction devices that provide a level of protection for sensitive equipment. The combination of inductors and capacitors, coupled with shielding and bypassing techniques, ensure that the filter offers protection from power line and EMI contamination. Additionally, the filters are UL-recognized and CSA-approved, offering additional safety certification for the user. With all these features, Power Line Filter Modules offer an ideal solution for keeping equipment safe and running efficiently.

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