TLF14CB5630R2K1

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Common Mode Chokes are a type of electromagnetic filter designed to reject common mode noise, while still allowing the desired signals to pass. The TLF14CB5630R2K1 is a common mode choke specifically designed to reduce radiated and conducted noise in applications such as power management, medical equipment, and instrumentation. It is ideal for suppressing conducted and radiated EMI noise in power management systems, while ensuring the required signal integrity.

The TLF14CB5630R2K1 is a radial, actuated common mode choke. It has an inductance of 56 μH, a rated current of 0.66 A at 100 kHz, and a leakage inductance of 0.2 mH. It is designed to have low resistance in series with the power line and in parallel with the current all the way up to the highest frequencies, thus minimizing signal distortion. The TLF14CB5630R2K1 is soldered on the PCB with perfect ground connections and provides superior EMI noise suppression guaranteeing a steady performance of the power line.

The TLF14CB5630R2K1 consists of two separate core elements laminated in a package with 2 winding layers on each of them. One core element is coupled with the other to form a differential mode inductor, while the other serves to form a common mode inductor. This allows the inductor to reject both differential mode and common mode EMI noise. The TLF14CB5630R2K1 also provides superior thermal stability, making it suitable for high temperature environments.

The TLF14CB5630R2K1 is a low-profile common mode choke designed to reduce noise emitted from the power line while allowing the required signal integrity to pass through. It offers low inductance in series with the power line, low resistance in parallel with the current, high thermal stability, and superior EMI noise suppression. It is ideal for applications that require low-profile common mode chokes, such as power management, medical equipment, and instrumentation.

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