NAH-30-221-D

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NAH-30-221-D is a series of power line filter modules recently released from NAH. With its high efficiency and small size, it can be applied in a variety of industrial and commercial applications. The module is designed to reduce and block electromagnetic interference (EMI) on power lines in various applications. These include motors, AC/DC converters, lighting ballasts, power supply units, and other kinds of electrical appliances.

The working principle of a NAH-30-221-D power line filter module is based on the filter design and technologies. The module is comprised of two main components: the filter core and the filter housing. The filter core is composed of multiple layers of inductors and capacitors, connected in series or in parallel formation. These components have different valuable coefficients. Depending on the application, each component can be adjusted to achieve the desired filtering action.

The filter housing of the NAH-30-221-D is also comprised of multiple layers. Each layer is designed with a specific purpose that complements the filter core. The function of each layer includes absorbing, shielding, bypassing, and reflecting. These layers work together to form a complete filter module that can effectively reduce the EMI noise on power systems.

The NAH-30-221-D module also contains a temperature sensor for additional protection. This temperature sensor will quickly detect when the filter module reaches a critical temperature. Once it is detected, the module will automatically shut off, protecting the components from overheating and possible damage.

In summary, the NAH-30-221-D is a power line filter module that is capable of reducing and blocking EMI on power systems. The module is comprised of a filter core, filter housing, and a temperature sensor, which are all designed to provide effective filtering for various applications. By implementing this device in a system, engineers are able to mitigate the effects of EMI, thus ensuring the system runs smoothly and reliably.

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