FSRB100080RTB00B

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FSRB100080RTB00B is a ferrite core manufactured by TDK subsidiary EPCOS. It is a size-optimized molded EMC filter designed to provide increased attenuation to reduce unwanted line noise, improve electrical system performance, and reduce electromagnetic emissions. The ferrite core provides effective grounding and insulation protection, making it suitable for all types of connection, enabling a good EMC performance for the system.

FSRB100080RTB00B is particularly well suited for cable and wiring applications in a variety of different industries. It can be used in audio cable applications such as power cables, audio cables, and speaker cables to reduce electrical noise, increase electrical system performance, and improve audio transmission. It is also ideal for automotive applications, such as automotive cable harnesses, automotive power lines, and automotive signal lines, where it improves EMC and reduces emissions.

The working principle of the FSRB100080RTB00B is based on the “common mode” protection method. It has a single-sectioned construction with a ferrite core and clamp in the center, which creates a narrow conductive passageway through which a high frequency current flows. This high frequency current is filtered and attenuated as it passes through the ferrite core due to its high impedance. This helps to reduce the frequency of electric noise, providing an improved electrical system performance and improved EMC. The ferrite core also helps in providing an adequate grounding for the system, providing protection from any shocks or ground currents.

In summary, FSRB100080RTB00B is a highly effective and versatile ferrite core specifically designed for use in cable and wiring applications. Its single-sectioned construction and high impedance filtration system make it ideal for audio cable applications, automotive harnesses, and power lines, allowing increased attenuation and reduced line noise, leading to improved electrical system performance and reduced electromagnetic emissions.

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