SSRH7HS-M15036

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Common Mode Chokes

Common mode chokes are used in electronic applications to filter out unwanted electrostatic interference from external sources, such as radio transmission and other electronic components. Common mode chokes are commonly used in electronic motor controllers, security systems, anti-theft and other alarm systems, as well as other telecommunication and medical applications.

SSRH7HS-M15036 Application Field and Working Principle

The SSRH7HS-M15036 common mode choke is primarily used to avoid mutual interference between two-way communication lines, and is designed to be used in inverter and motor control circuits. This specific type of common mode choke is suitable for a wide range of high frequency inverter and motor applications, and is designed to suppress an impressive 100dB of mutual induction noise.

This type of common mode choke works by manipulating electromagnetic fields to reduce current fluctuations in cables connected to the device. When the cables are connected to the device, a magnetic field is created by the current flowing through them. This magnetic field causes current fluctuation in the cables, which can create electrical interference. The common mode choke works by manipulating the magnetic field to reduce or eliminate these current fluctuations.

The SSRH7HS-M15036 common mode choke is composed of a ferrite core surrounded by wires and a shield. The ferrite core helps to create an inductor that helps control the current fluctuations. The wires are connected to the ferrite core and create a more uniform magnetic field. Finally, the shield helps prevent outside interference from entering the device.

The SSRH7HS-M15036 is a valuable device for applications requiring strong suppression of mutual induction noise and is used in a wide variety of electronic applications, such as inverter and motor control, anti-theft and alarm systems, security systems, and other telecommunication and medical applications.

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