NAH-06-331-D

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Power Line Filter Modules are a range of passive electronic components fitted to electrical power supply which filter out potential interference or signals that can obstruct power supply. Among these filter modules, NAH-06-331-D has its own application field and working principle.

The NAH-06-331-D in-line power filter is used to protect electronic equipment from damage due to power surges and other forms of electrical interference or blackouts. It is suitable for use in commercial and industrial applications where the equipment being protected requires up to 6A of current. It provides a degree of safety by filtering out unwanted frequencies and shielding the equipment from power spikes. The filter features multiple filtering profiles; EMI/RFI, pulsed waveforms, transient, and range of frequencies (50/60hz) to ensure maximum protection.

The NAH-06-331-D is constructed of two legs or sections which are joined together by a pin at the center of the filter. The primary leg contains a two-pole (TP) filter element consisting of a series of inductive components, this is known as an inductor, the unit also houses an interference causing device known as an EMI/RFI capacitor. All these elements are connected in parallel and are housed in a plastic sleeve for insulation and protection from the outside environment.

The secondary leg of the filter features two EMI/RFI capacitors housed in a capacitor array. These capacitors provide additional filtering for frequencies not eliminated by the inductor array. The capacitor array is then attached to a PCB which houses an EMC detector to sense power surges, short circuits and other electrical anomalies.

The working principle of the NAH-06-331-D is a result of the combination of the inductor and capacitor. The inductor creates an electric current that causes a magnetic field, while the capacitor stores the electric charge produced by the inductor. Together they form a filter that blocks out unwanted frequencies and protects the equipment from power spikes. The presence of the EMI/RFI capacitor also helps reduce the affect of interference from external sources.

The NAH-06-331-D filter is an efficient and cost effective way to protect electronic equipment from power outages and interference. It is easy to install and configure, and the modular design allows for customisation to meet the specific needs of each individual application. In addition it provides enhanced protection against short circuits, power surges, and other electrical disturbances, ensuring maximum safety and performance of the equipment.

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