SB28B2027AT

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Ferrite Cores are widely used in many different applications such as cables and wiring, antennas and other antennas related products. The SB28B2027AT ferrite core is an important component in these applications.

The SB28B2027AT is a high frequency ferrite core with an impedance of 28Ω. It is a key component in radio frequency (RF) cables, antennas, and other RF related equipment. It’s usually used in applications that require more than 500 MHz for shielded cables and associated components.

The SB28B2027AT is a ferrite core with a five-layer structure. The core has a silicon steel (Fe-Si) lamination which is the base material. On the top and bottom layers, there is a layer of high-capacitance epoxy winding insulation. The core also has two layers of air-gap insulation and a shielding layer. All these layers work together to reduce losses caused by crosstalk, noise, and interference.

This ferrite core is designed to provide consistent electrical characteristics for RF signals up to 8GHz. It is very small in size and lightweight making it compatible with small devices such as antennas and USB cables. The small size allows the core to fit into tighter spaces and reduce the overall size while still providing the desired level of shielding.

The working principle of the SB28B2027AT ferrite core is simple. The core works by absorbing and diverting away electrical energy, which otherwise would result in interference and crosstalk. The core is able to convert the high frequency electrical energy into a lower frequency, resulting in less interference in the signal.

The SB28B2027AT is an effective way to reduce interference and crosstalk in RF cables, antennas, and other RF related products. The core has a small size and lightweight making it an excellent choice for these applications. It is designed to provide consistent electrical characteristics for RF signals up to 8GHz.

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