FN3359HV-400-99

FN3359HV-400-99 Power Line Filter Modules are an important component of a power system. They are used to filter out noise, spikes, and unstable voltage from an electrical source. They are commonly used in consumer electronics, industrial control systems, automotive applications, medical systems, aviation systems, and other critical applications.

FN3359HV-400-99 Power Line Filter Modules are designed to meet a wide range of requirements. They can be used in both AC and DC applications and provide protection to both the device and the power source. The modules are designed with a specific voltage rating and are able to operate at a wide range of temperatures. They also feature a number of input/output configurations.

The FN3359HV-400-99 Power Line Filter Modules provide a wide range of features that help ensure the reliability of the power system. The modules offer noise suppression down to 25dB. They use an EMI filter to reduce noise generated by connected devices and a differential electrical system to reduce ESD. The modules also have a built-in over-voltage and over-current protection, which ensures their protection against high voltage spikes.

The power line filter module’s working principle is based on inductors, capacitors, and other components that work in combination to filter out noise. The inductors and capacitors provide inductive and capacitive filtering, respectively. These components are also designed to provide a path of least resistance to the electrical current, allowing for optimal efficiency. In addition, the module is designed with an additional safety feature; it can detect and block out any spikes that may exceed its operational voltage rating. Consequently, the module can effectively protect the power system, the connected devices, and the power source.

FN3359HV-400-99 Power Line Filter Modules are widely used in a variety of applications. They are designed to meet specific requirements and are capable of operating under a wide range of temperatures and voltage ratings. Moreover, they provide protection to both the device and the power source, making them an important component of power systems.