RN142-1.4-02-27M

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Common Mode Chokes are a type of inductor which is used to reduce interference in electrical systems. The RN142-1.4-02-27M, a type of Common Mode Choke, is an effective tool for controlling high-frequency noise and providing Common Mode filtering. It is also suitable for high power applications.

The RN142-1.4-02-27M is a high performance component which is designed to provide excellent frequency response, low DC resistance and a high current capability. It is capable of suppressing Common Mode noise in a wide frequency range up to 27MHz. The RN142-1.4-02-27M can be used in a variety of applications such as power supplies, motor drives, audio systems, and computer circuits.

The working principle of the RN142-1.4-02-27M is based on its ability to reduce common mode interference. It works by creating a magnetic field which cancels out the common mode noise and reduces the amplitude of the signal. The RN142-1.4-02-27M also has a low equivalent series resistance (ESR) which allows it to reduce the magnitude of noise efficiently.

The RN142-1.4-02-27M can be used in applications where Common Mode filtering is required. For example, it can be used to reduce the level of interference generated by motor drives and audio systems in order to ensure that they function properly. It is also used to minimize the amount of common-mode noise generated by power supplies or other electronic systems. The RN142-1.4-02-27M is suitable for high power applications due to its high current capability and low resistance.

The RN142-1.4-02-27M is an ideal choice for Common Mode filtering and reducing noise in applications. It provides excellent frequency response, high current capability, and low equivalent series resistance which allows it to reduce the magnitude of Common Mode noise efficiently. This makes the RN142-1.4-02-27M an effective solution for reducing interference and providing Common Mode filtering in a variety of applications.

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