FN406-3-02

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FN406-3-02 power line filter modules are widely used in many different control systems applications. They are designed to filter out noise from the power sources, as well as protect sensitive electronic components from high voltage surges. These devices are commonly used in automotive, aerospace, industrial, and instrumentation applications. The FN406-3-02 power line filter module operates on a simple principle: a series of capacitors and inductors are connected in a form to create a low pass filter. The ferrite core that is also used in the device serves to further attenuate high-frequency noise.

The FN406-3-02 power line filter module has various features that make it well suited for many electrical applications. First and foremost, it is a relatively small size, measuring only 1.25”x0.67”x0.25”. This device can be easily placed in tight areas while still handling up to 10A of current. Additionally, the FN406-3-02 is a passive device and therefore does not require a driver circuit to ensure its performance. This reduces the overall components required for the system, saving money and space. The module also features a voltage rating of up to 500VAC and filters noise up to 400 KHz.

These modules can also be customized to the customer\'s specifications. Depending on the requirements, the filter can be changed to reduce or eliminate different types of electrical noise. The module also comes with an integrated thermal cut off device that ensures the filter remains within its operating temperature range. Additionally, the FN406-3-02 can also incorporate an EMI gasket that resists high levels of electromagnetic interference.

The FN406-3-02 power line filter module is an excellent choice for applications that require power line noise reduction and filtering. It is also useful for industrial, automotive, and aerospace applications, as it is able to attenuate high frequency noise and prevent EMI from affecting sensitive electronic components.

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