RN152-2-02

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Common Mode Chokes are components designed to reduce common-mode noise on a signal line by providing a higher impedance path for common-mode current. This reduces the amount of emissions that can pass through adjacent lines.

The RN152-2-02 is a common-mode choke designed to reduce interference in a variety of applications. This choke is ideal for use in EMI/RFI filter applications, as well as in ESD protection circuits. This device can also be used in differential pair applications, such as in high-speed Ethernet or USB data lines.

This device is constructed from two windings, which are wound in opposite directions. When the RN152-2-02 is connected to a signal line, it creates an inductive resonance that limits interference. The choke acts as a low-pass filter, eliminating high-frequency noise and reducing the amount of EMI/RFI emissions that can pass through adjacent lines.

The RN152-2-02 is designed to work across a wide range of frequencies, up to a maximum of 500MHz. The device has a rated inductance of 82μH, which helps to contain the signal within a certain frequency range, while still allowing a high signal-to-noise ratio. In addition, the device features low losses, helping to further reduce interference.

The RN152-2-02 is a surface-mount component which is designed to be easily integrated into a system. The device measures 2.3mm x 1.6mm, making it highly space-efficient. The package is rated for use up to +125 Celsius, and is available in Tape & Reel packaging or in individual pieces.

The RN152-2-02 is a valuable component for filtering out unwanted noise and preventing EMI/RFI emissions from affecting adjacent lines. The device offers excellent common-mode noise suppression and is easy to integrate into a variety of applications. This makes the RN152-2-02 an ideal solution for reducing interference in any system.

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