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Common Mode Chokes, one of the most important application fields of SSRH7HS-M11064, are wire wound inductors that contain two to three separate inductors internally. They are usually used to eliminate or reduce differential and common mode currents or noise in an electrical or electronic system. Common mode chokes are generally used to reduce common mode electrical noise in circuits that employ two or more data or signal lines, such as power supplies, data lines, and other digital lines.

The working principle of SSRH7HS-M11064 is based on electromagnetic induction. A circular coil of wire acts like a magnetic field when carrying an electric current. When electric current runs through the coil of wire, a magnetic field is produced around the coil. This magnetic field produces electromagnetic induction which couples the electric current into adjacent coils. This creates an opposing electric current in the adjacent coils, creating an inductive effect. This inductive effect restricts the back and forth movement of electric current flowing in the circuit, thereby reducing any electrical noise in the circuit.

Common mode chokes are generally used in circuits with two or more data or signal wires, such as power supplies, data lines, and other digital lines. They are used to reduce or eliminate electrical noise such as crosstalk, hum, and interference. By using a common mode choke, any common mode currents are blocked, preventing them from flowing in the circuit. Common mode chokes are also used to reduce or eliminate differential mode currents, which are currents that flow in the same direction on the two separate wires. By using a common mode choke, any differential mode currents are also blocked, preventing them from flowing in the circuit.

The benefit of using common mode chokes is that it can effectively reduce electrical noise in the circuit, allowing the signal wires to all operate at the same level. In addition, since common mode chokes have a high common-mode impedance, they can also reduce the amount of power consumed by the circuit. This can be beneficial in systems that require low power consumption. Therefore, using SSRH7HS-M11064 in Common Mode Chokes applications can provide several useful benefits to system design.

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