TCK-110

Voltage Rating - AC:	--
Package / Case:	Nonstandard
Height (Max):	0.138" (3.50mm)
Size / Dimension:	0.177" L x 0.157" W (4.50mm x 4.00mm)
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount
Features:	--
Approvals:	--
Ratings:	--
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 105°C
Series:	--
Voltage Rating - DC:	--
DC Resistance (DCR) (Max):	70 mOhm
Current Rating (Max):	2A
Inductance @ Frequency:	3.3µH @ 1kHz
Number of Lines:	2
Filter Type:	--
Part Status:	Active

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Common Mode Chokes

Common mode chokes are electronic components which are used in many different types of electronic devices. Common mode chokes are used to reduce the interference caused by electromagnetic radiation or interference that is generated by the device itself. Common mode chokes are often used in power supplies, signal conditioning circuits, modems, and other applications where electromagnetic interference is likely to cause a problem.The TCK-110 application field and working principle relates to the common mode choking of AC voltages in a three-phase system. This type of choke is used to reduce the levels of EMI radiation which can be generated by a three-phase system. It can also help to reduce the level of voltage transients which can occur due to the switching of devices in the system.The TCK-110 application fields and working principle is based on the fact that a common mode choke consists of three inductors, each one being wound around a ferrite core. This allows for the inductors to absorb any electromagnetic interference produced by the power supply or by the devices in the system. This offers a measure of protection against EMI radiation. The TCK-110 application field and working principle states that the three inductors are connected in a circuit, with the two outer inductors being connected in series and the middle inductor being connected in parallel. This configuration provides a higher impedance to EMI radiation than a single inductor. This also allows for a more controlled and balanced flow of current between the three inductors. This type of common mode choke is often used in power supplies, signal conditioning circuits, modems, and other applications where EMI radiation is likely to cause a problem.The TCK-110 application field and working principle also states that the common mode choke is a passive device. This means that it does not require any external power in order to operate. The choke relies on the magnetic field generated by the inductors in order to function. This offers a substantial advantage, as it requires minimal power in order to operate. This makes the device ideal for low-power applications, such as those found in signal conditioning circuits.One of the most important features of the TCK-110 application field and working principle is its EMI suppression capability. The three inductors are able to absorb a substantial amount of EMI radiation, allowing for a much lower level of interference than is usually seen in systems that do not have a common mode choke. In addition, the choke also offers a level of protection against voltage transients which can occur due to the switching of devices in the system.In summary, the TCK-110 application field and working principle provide an efficient means of reducing EMI radiation and voltage transients in three-phase systems. The device is able to absorb a significant amount of EMI radiation, allowing for a much lower level of interference than is usually seen in systems that do not have a common mode choke. The device is also a passive device, meaning that it does not require any external power in order to operate.

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