RD8137-16-5M0

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Common Mode Chokes (CMC) are an important type of electrical component that is used in a wide variety of applications. They have become increasingly popular for controlling electromagnetic interference (EMI), filtering out unwanted noise, or managing high current loads. The RD8137-16-5M0 is one such common mode choke that has a number of practical uses.

Application Field

The RD8137-16-5M0 is primarily used in energy conversion applications, such as power supplies, DC/DC converters, and other consumer electronic products. It is often used as a filter device to reduce conducted and radiated emission levels. This is accomplished by providing a high-impedance path for EMI signals, and reducing any conducted EMI to acceptable levels. In addition to this, the chock device can also be used to reduce the amplitude of spikes or surges in the power rail. This can help protect sensitive components from electrical damage due to overvoltage.

The RD8137-16-5M0 is also commonly used in automotive applications, such as hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs). In these applications, it can be used to help reduce the amount of radiated and conducted emissions. Additionally, it is suitable for medium power motor drives, such as those found in electric vehicles, as it can help reduce EMI interference which may otherwise result in poorer performance.

Working Principle

The RD8137-16-5M0 is a 3-phase common mode choke, meaning that it has three cores that are connected together. This configuration allows the choke to reject both differential and common-mode noise signals. At the same time, it allows for the transmission of desired signals. To achieve this, the cores are constructed from high permeability magnetic materials, surrounded by a ferrite core. This core prevents the flow of parasitic currents, as well as reducing the intensity of any external interference.

The RD8137-16-5M0 also has a capacitive element, or capacitor, built into it, to provide a bypass for the high frequency signals. This allows the high frequency signals to pass directly between the two leads of the choke, allowing for a reduction in both differential mode and common mode noise. At the same time, it helps to prevent the flow of any low frequency signals, reducing any further interference.

The RD8137-16-5M0 is a three-phase common mode choke which works by combining three cores and a capacitor in order to reduce EMI interference. This allows it to be used in a wide variety of applications, such as energy conversion, motor drives, and automotive applications. By providing a high impedance path for unwanted noise signals, it is able to reduce EMI levels to acceptable levels, while preventing electrical damage caused by overvoltage.

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