IP5003CX9/LF/C,135

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EMI/RFI filters are components of an electronic system used in order to block out any conducted noise on the EMI/RFI frequency range. The IP5003CX9/LF/C, 135 Filter is capable of isolation with a harmonic attenuation up to 40dB at a frequency of several hundred kilohertz.

The IP5003CX9/LF/C, 135 filter is mainly composed of a winding inductor, capacitor and a metal core. The inductor L is a special electron component with high energy density and good linearity. Its basic structure is a helical coil wound around an iron core, which helps to reduce the current and improving the efficiency with low harmonic attenuation.

The capacitor C is an electronic component which is connected in parallel to the inductor and acts as a low-pass filter which helps reduce the RFI current in the noise spectrum. This capacitor works together with the inductor to reduce the noise by forming an electric field in the filter element itself. This electric field helps to protect the circuit against any conducted noise from other circuits.

The metal core in the IP5003CX9/LF/C, 135 filter is the heart of the whole device. It provides a path for electromagnetic radiation to pass through. This helps to reduce the noise across the frequency range of the filter. It also helps to reduce the overall noise level since it acts as a magnet for the other components, which helps to keep the harmonic noise down.

The IP5003CX9/LF/C, 135 filter is mainly used in high frequency applications such as cellular phones, base stations and satellite radios. It is also suitable for applications like LCDs and HDTVs which require a high level of noise attenuation in their circuits.

In summary, the IP5003CX9/LF/C, 135 filter is a component of an electronic system used to reduce the conducted noise from the electromagnetic interference and radio frequency interference frequencies. It is composed of a winding inductor, capacitor and a metal core. The inductor helps reduce the current and improve the efficiency with low harmonic attenuation. The capacitor works together with the inductor to reduce the noise by forming an electric field in the filter element itself. The metal core provides a path for electromagnetic radiation to pass through. This helps to reduce the noise across the frequency range of the filter. It is mainly used in high frequency applications such as cellular phones, base stations and satellite radios.

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