NAC-20-222-D

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Power line filter modules are used in virtually all power-sensitive electronic circuits to prevent high frequency noise from reaching the connected device. The NAC-20-222-D is an industry leading power-line filter module that has been specifically designed to provide protection to sensitive device circuits while maintaining high operational performance. This sections will give an overview of the NAC-20-222-D’s application field, as well as its working principle.

Application Field

The NAC-20-222-D power line filter modules are typically used in sensitive power electronics applications, such as audio/video and telecommunications systems, as well as industrial automation applications. The module is available for both consumer and industrial systems, and it can be used in the 110 Vac/220 Vac voltage range.

The NAC-20-222-D module can be used in a variety of applications, such as reducing RF (radio frequency) noise, eliminating RFI (radio frequency interference), and providing power line protection. It can also be used to reduce common mode noise on networks and serial communication lines.

Working Principle

The NAC-20-222-D works by filtering out the unwanted high-frequency noise that is commonly found in power systems. It consists of two main components, namely the capacitors and the inductors. The capacitors act as low-pass filters, blocking any frequencies above their cutoff frequency from entering the connected device, while the inductors act as high-pass filters, allowing any frequencies below their cutoff frequency to pass through.

The two components work together to provide a secure filter that will protect the connected device from any high-frequency noise. The module also features an integrated EMI (electromagnetic interference) filter, which is an extra layer of protection against any external electromagnetic interference.

The module also has the ability to self-osmise (or "self-oscillate"), which is a process by which the module will switch on and off at a frequency that is determined by the module\'s components. This feature helps to reduce the overall power consumption of the connected device, as the module is constantly switching on and off.

The NAC-20-222-D is a reliable, energy-efficient power line filter module that is designed to protect sensitive device circuits from high frequency noise. The module\'s integrated EMI filter and self-oscillating features provide extra layers of protection against any external interference, ensuring that the connected device is safe and secure from any unwanted signals.

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