NAM-16-471-DXU

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Power line filter modules are devices designed to reduce interference on electrical networks. NAM-16-471-DXU is one such filter module, available in three different filter categories. These categories are single-stage, two-stage, and three-stage filters, each with their own individual advantages and disadvantages.

The single-stage NAM-16-471-DXU filter module is designed to reduce the EMI (electromagnetic interference) of a single electrical supply line. It is made up of a single-section inductor, which works in combination with a single-section capacitor. The capacitor and inductor work together to create a high-frequency filter, reducing the EMI of the supply line to much lower levels.

The two-stage NAM-16-471-DXU filter module is made up of two sections, an inductor and a capacitor. The two stages operate together in series, allowing them to reduce EMI more efficiently than a single-stage filter. The significant advantage of using a two-stage filter is that it reduces EMI by more than 50%, enabling you to achieve a much cleaner signal than with a single-stage filter.

The three-stage NAM-16-471-DXU filter module is designed to provide the highest level of EMI reduction available. It is made up of two capacitors and one inductor, with each component operating in series. The two capacitors work together to reduce high-frequency interference, while the inductor further reduces low-frequency interference. The result is a significantly improved EMI reduction, which is up to 90% better than that of a single-stage filter.

Overall, the NAM-16-471-DXU filter module offers a range of filter categories for different levels of EMI reduction. Its single-stage filter provides a basic level of EMI reduction, while its two-stage and three-stage filters provide significantly improved EMI reduction. Moreover, the filter module is affordable, making it a popular choice for businesses looking for a cost-effective way to reduce interference on their electrical networks.

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