PLY10AN8720R7D2B

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Common Mode Chokes are widely applied in many industries, particularly for control and drive circuits when noise suppression is essential. PLY10AN8720R7D2B is one of the popular Common Mode Chokes that has gained considerable recognition in power electronics applications such as power supplies and DC-DC converters.

This Common Mode Choke has an operating temperature range of -40 °C to +85 °C, and a rated operating voltage of 200 volts. The operating current is rated at 0.7 Amp. Its small size, low drive current, wide temperature range and low EMI characteristics make it extremely suitable for applications such as inverters, AC/DC controllers, network systems, LED drivers, interface circuitry and audio systems.

PLY10AN8720R7D2B Common Mode Choke consists of ferrite cores around shorted windings. Common Mode Choke utilizes the differential and common mode inductance between their windings, offering effective suppression of high frequency interferences and harmonics. The physical configuration of PLY10AN8720R7D2B Common Mode Choke consists of a stacked ferrite slug core and winding, and an outer metallic shield, which provides excellent electrical shielding and helps to reduce radiated noise.

The working principle of the Common Mode Choke is to utilize the inductor’s inductance and capacitance to filter out the high frequency noise, while allowing a low frequency signal to pass. The choke behaves as an inductance when an AC signal is applied, and as a capacitor when a DC bias voltage is applied. This enables the choke to effectively suppress high frequency noise and harmonics.

Due to its robust design, wide operating environment and reliable performance, PLY10AN8720R7D2B Common Mode Choke is an ideal choice for a wide range of applications that require noise suppression or EMI mitigation. It is designed to meet the demands of the most demanding applications and can withstand harsh environmental conditions.

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