RS614-0.5-02

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Common Mode Chokes are widely used in various types of applications, and RS614-0.5-02 is no exception. They are primarily used to reduce AC line noise, reduce conducted emissions, and improve EMI immunity of a system.

The RS614-0.5-02 has a rated inductance of 0.5 mH, a rated DC current of 15A, and a rated dielectric strength of 2000 VDC. It is a small form factor common mode choke designed specifically for industrial applications that require both high filtering performance and low leakage inductance. It offers a total of 4 separate wires – two inductor coils and two “return” ones.

The two inductor coils serve as the main filtering element of the choke’s design. The following drawing shows how the RS614-0.5-02 is used in the overall filtering scheme. The two “return” wires serve merely as a reference point, so as to bring the two inductor coils into one balanced circuit.

Essentially, the RS614-0.5-02 works on the principle of electromagnetism. When the AC line noise passes through the inductor coils, it sets up a magnetic field which blocks the line noise, thus preventing it from entering the electronics. This ensures that the electronics are not affected by any noise coming from the AC line.

Furthermore, the choke also acts as a filter to reduce transmitted emissions. EMI filters are designed to minimize the amount of EMI signals generated by the system and transmitted through its power lines across the boundaries of the system. By blocking certain frequencies, and by minimizing the amount of current that is sent out by the system, the line noise can be reduced, thus improving the immunity of the system to EMI.

Overall, the RS614-0.5-02 is ideal for industrial applications where filtering performance and low leakage inductance are key. It is designed with the utmost reliability and performance in mind, and offers a guaranteed solution for reducing and filtering AC line noise, reducing conducted emissions, and improving EMI immunity of a system.

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