TF3435VU-303Y4R0-01M

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Common Mode Chokes are electric components used in the filtering process of electronic equipment. In the filtering process, they act as a stopping wall for the flow of electrical current that is in the form of a coil, thus blocking the noise generated from the equipment. Generally, Common Mode Chokes are either in the form of a single or multiple coils.The model TF3435VU-303Y4R0-01M is an example of a Common Mode Choke. It is an eight-pin surface-mounted inductor module, also known as a "module choke". This Common Mode Choke model has a 9.4mm profile and a rated voltage of 100V. Additionally, it has currents up to 2.44 amperes and an inductance of up to 4.7µH.

Common Mode Chokes can be used in a variety of applications. One example is power line filters. Here, the Chokes act as an electromagnetic barrier, blocking high-frequency components of the electric current which have a greater potential to cause interference. Power line filters equipped with Common Mode Chokes help eliminate interference caused by other electrical devices. It is also used in the design of data cables, electronics audio equipment and in medical equipment.The working principle of Common Mode Chokes is based on Faraday\'s Law of Induction which states that a varying current can induce an electromotive force in an electrically closed loop. The varying current is blocked by the choke and an electrical field is induced which blocks any interference or noise.

Common Mode Chokes are a low-cost, low-profile alternative for high frequency electric noise filtering. By blocking the high frequency components that cause interference, high-speed data transfers like USB or Ethernet are faster and more reliable. Furthermore, they help reduce the number of components and costs associated with a power line filter, and are very useful in various fields such as medical equipment and auto audible systems.

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