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Common mode chokes are components that filter the common mode noise present in electrical circuits. They can be used in a number of applications such as for power line interference, signal line interference, and protection from switching noise.The SRF2012-201YA is a type of common mode choke specifically designed for applications that require high common mode impedance in a component that is very small. This specific model offers high common mode impedance up to 1000MHz, very high performance, and a space efficient form.The SRF2012-201YA utilises an internal core that provides a very high common mode impedance by distributing its magnetic field in an even manner throughout its core, allowing for a very high common mode impedance at high frequencies. This design also enables the internal component to be both small and very light while still maintaining its performance.In addition to this, the SRF2012-201YA also offers very low loss characteristics. Its low loss is due to the effective use of magnetic flux within its internal core, which helps keep losses to a minimum while still maintaining its high performance.The SRF2012-201YA is also designed with thermal protection. This thermal protection ensures that the device is not damaged in the case of an accidental overload, which can be caused by poor grounding or excessive power.Finally, the SRF2012-201YA also offers very high stability, which is important for applications such as radio frequency (RF) systems, where the stability of the device is important for the proper operation of the device.The SRF2012-201YA is a very effective common mode choke and is suitable for a wide range of applications. It offers high common mode impedance at high frequencies, low loss, thermal protection, and a high degree of stability. This makes it an ideal choice for applications such as power line interference, signal line interference, and protection from switching noise.

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