SS28V-20075-CH

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Common Mode Chokes, or CM Chokes, are a type of electrical component that helps reduce damage to electrical equipment. They are commonly used in power supplies, motors, and transformers. SS28V-20075-CH are common mode chokes specifically designed to reduce conducted emissions that could interfere with other products. As EMI becomes an ever-increasing problem, manufacturers are increasingly turning to the use of common mode chokes to protect their products.

SS28V-20075-CH are a type of common mode choke that is designed for applications such as high frequency switching. It has a high current capacity and is best suited for applications that require high voltage operation. It is made of ferrite material to reduce EMC noise from the power line. It has an inner diameter of 8mm and an outer diameter of 28mm. SS28V-20075-CH will reduce EMC noise from the power line to ensure data signal stability and reduce power line radiation.

The working principle of the SS28V-20075-CH common mode choke is quite simple. It works by attenuating common mode disturbances on the power line. The common mode choke is designed to reduce the current that is conducted on the power line from the device. This current, when conducted on the power line, causes EMI problems on the power line, which can interfere with the performance of other devices in the system. By reducing this current the common mode choke helps to reduce EMI problems.

SS28V-20075-CH common mode chokes are used in a variety of applications, such as high frequency switching, DC-DC converters, motor drives, power supplies, and other power line noise suppression applications. They are used to reduce the conducted emissions on the power line and help prevent damage to neighboring electronic devices due to interference.

In summary, SS28V-20075-CH common mode chokes are a type of electrical component used to reduce the EMI problems on power lines. They are commonly used in power supplies, motors, and transformers and help to reduce the current conductivity on the power line. They can also be used in applications such as high frequency switching, DC-DC converters, motor drives, and other power line noise suppression applications. They are an important component for reducing EMI problems and protecting other electronic devices.

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