TAC-30-683-D

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Power Line Filter Modules (TAC-30-683-D) are useful devices to reduce interference in electrical systems. These units are designed to filter out electrical noise caused by external electrical sources, such as high-powered motors, that often creates disruptive electromagnetic fields affecting sensitive equipment.

The TAC-30-683-D is a single-phase power line filter module with a 200-240V AC rating. It has a line-to-line voltage rating of 500V DC, and a line-to-earth voltage rating of 360V DC.

The module has a working temperature range from -20 to +90°C, with a nominal frequency range from 48 to +62 Hz. It has a 250A nominal current, and maximum current load of 10kA for 1 cycle.

The TAC-30-683-D module includes a built-in overcurrent protection system that provides a quick response when the filter is overloaded or short-circuited. It also includes an internal surge and transient protective element for external noise and high power loads.

The module includes a built-in EMI/RFI filter that reduces electromagnetic interference, and a snubber circuit design that reduces motor inrush current. It also has an integrated chopper circuit for additional noise reduction.

The module has a wide range of applications due to its flexible design and its excellent performance. It can be used in AC line power networks, industrial motor control systems, and integrated circuits.

The working principle of the TAC-30-683-D module is based on a combination of passive filter elements and active components. The filter module uses capacitors, inductors, and diodes to filter out high-frequency components in AC power line networks.

The module also incorporates active components such as EMI/RFI filters and snubbers, which are connected to the incoming line for additional noise reduction. The active components also provide additional surge and transient protection.

The passive filter elements are designed to reduce electromagnetic interference, while the active components are designed to provide the needed current protection to the module. The combination of both components results in a module that is capable of reducing interference in AC power lines.

In conclusion, Power Line Filter Modules (TAC-30-683-D) are useful devices used to reduce interference in electrical systems. These modules combine passive filter elements and active components to provide effective current protection and improved electromagnetic interference reduction.

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