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Common Mode Chokes are used in many different applications and there are numerous examples of the uses, including to reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI) in cables and circuitry, to suppress power surges, to provide protection from lightning-induced overvoltage, to filter power line noise and to suppress high-frequency noise. Common mode chokes are particularly useful when it comes to applications such as the RN114-1-02-15M,as they are designed to reduce common mode noise between two different electrical circuits. There are two types of common mode chokes, one is an electrical filter and the other is an inductor-type. The RN114-1-02-15M is a type inductor-type common mode choke.

The RN114-1-02-15M is used for a wide range of applications. It provides a high level of isolation to reduce common mode noise within a system. It is suitable for use in audio and video devices, car audio systems, home audio equipment, gaming consoles, PC systems, power amplifiers and other consumer electronics and industrial applications. In addition, it can be used to reduce interference in communication lines, such as HVAC systems, cables, Ethernet cables, phone lines, and more.

The working principle of the RN114-1-02-15M is based on the principle of mutual inductance. The device is made up of two inductors which are wound in opposite directions. When a signal is applied to one of the inductors, the induced current in the other is in the opposite direction. This results in a cancellation of the current in the common mode, and the result is that only the desired signal is passed through. This type of device is particularly useful when a signal will be affected by a number of different sources, such as radio frequency interference, car audio systems, etc.

The RN114-1-02-15M is constructed out of ferrite, which is a magnetic material that has low losses and high saturation flux density. This allows for higher levels of attenuation of common mode noise. It has an impedance range from 15M ohms at 100 MHz and an attenuation of up to 50 dB. The device has an operating temperature range from -40 to 85°C and can withstand temperatures up to 130°C. It has a low profile and is designed to be used in tight spaces, such as inside a home audio cabinet.

In conclusion, the RN114-1-02-15M is a common mode choke that is used for a wide range of applications. It is made up of two inductors, wound in opposite directions, that provide a high level of isolation to reduce common mode noise within a system. The device is constructed out of ferrite and has a low profile, making it suitable for use in tight spaces. It is a useful device for reducing interference and power line noise in audio and video devices, car audio systems, home audio equipment, gaming consoles, PC systems, power amplifiers and other consumer electronics.

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