RN122-3-02

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Common Mode Chokes, or isolation transformers, are a type of component that features a three-phase design with a center tap. The RN122-3-02 is one such product, designed for use when filters and noise cancellation are needed.

The primary purpose of Common Mode Chokes is to reduce the amount of electromagnetic interference (EMI) being transmitted between a device and its environment. This is typically accomplished by isolating certain components from each other through the use of installed chokes. The RN122-3-02 is designed with three air-cored, high-frequency chokes and two isolation transformer cores, which serve to isolate the circuit and minimize any interference.

The principles behind the operation of the RN122-3-02 are relatively simple. In basic terms, the three-phase design ensures that an even distribution of current is being applied to the components. The air-cored chokes serve to limit the amount of EMI being transmitted between the device and its environment, and the isolation transformers are used to reduce any remaining interference.

The RN122-3-02 has two primary application fields: data processing and data communications. In data processing, the RN122-3-02 is used to reduce the amount of EMI being emitted by digital equipment. For example, it could be used to prevent disruptions in communication between two computers. In the case of data communications, the RN122-3-02 can be used to reduce EMI between a transmitter and receiver. This is useful in applications such as the transmission of radio waves or ultra-high frequency signals.

The RN122-3-02 is a valuable component for those looking to reduce the amount of EMI being transmitted by their equipment. By utilizing its three-phase design and air-cored chokes, the RN122-3-02 can effectively reduce the transmission of EMI in both data processing and data communication applications.

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