LF2115NP-223

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Common mode chokes, sometimes referred to as EMI filters, are passive two or three terminal components used to reduce and/or suppress differential-mode and/or common-mode electromagnetic interference (EMI) on a device’s power line. The LF2115NP-223 is a type of common mode choke which offers a wide range of features for applications involving differential mode noise suppression, high common mode inductance, and low differential mode resistance.

The LF2115NP-223 uses its high frequency magnetically coupled construction to suppress differential and common mode interference. The magnetically coupled inductors are connected to the common mode and differential mode paths and act as a low pass filter. This prevents high frequency signals from being transmitted, while allowing the proper passage of the desired frequency components. The two sets of windings are designed to cancel out the induced current generated by the common mode current, thus effectively reducing the EMI level.

The LF2115NP-223 is capable of handling both small and large differential and common mode signals, making it ideal for a variety of applications. It can be used in DC to DC converters, digital communication equipment, distributed power systems, and for power distribution in automotive applications. The device is also suitable for medical and automotive applications due to its low differential mode resistance and high common mode inductance.

The LF2115NP-223 is a popular, cost effective choice for eliminating power line noise in a variety of applications. Its low differential mode resistance and high common mode inductance provide an ideal solution for reducing EMI levels. Its versatile design and highly effective suppression make it an ideal choice for a wide variety of situations. This device is must-have for any industrial or commercial application that requires efficient noise suppression.

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