TLF14CB6820R8

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Common Mode Chokes (CMCs) are devices that are used to suppress and/or cancel common-mode electromagnetic interference, also known as EMI, in circuits. CMCs typically employ a mixture of inductors, capacitors, and other components in order to create a desirable damping effect when exposed to common-mode EMI.

TLF14CB6820R8 is a type of Common Mode Choke offered by Tai-Saw Technology Co., Ltd. The TLF14CB6820R8 is a small sized, surface-mountable choke composed primarily of ferrite beads. The device utilizes multiple inductors to achieve a variety of different inductance values. It also contains several capacitor components in order to reduce EMI.

The TLF14CB6820R8 can be widely used in a number of different applications. It can be used for suppressing EMI in power supplies, lines, and audio-video systems. It can also be used for improved signal integrity in antenna systems, mobile communication systems, or any other communication system where low common-mode impedance is desired. For example, the device can be used to reduce/eliminate ground loop noise in audio systems.

The TLF14CB6820R8’s working principle is based on a combination of inductance and capacitance. The inductance generates an opposite voltage waveform upon receiving common-mode EMI. This voltage waveform is then used to dampen or cancel the original EMI waveform. The capacitors in the device work with the inductors to further reduce the undesired EMI. The combination of components allows the device to achieve a high common-mode impedance while providing a low common-mode current.

In conclusion, the TLF14CB6820R8 is a type of Common Mode Choke offered by Tai-Saw Technology Co., Ltd. It is composed of multiple inductors and capacitors in order to suppress and/or cancel common-mode EMI. The device can be used for a variety of applications such as power supplies, antennas, and audio-video systems. Its working principle relies on a combination of inductance and capacitance in order to reduce/eliminate EMI.

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