TLF14CBH8220R8

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Common Mode Chokes (CMC) are components used to reduce the amount of common or “ground” noise in an electrical circuit. CMC are normally used when there are very high frequencies in the circuit, such as the switching of high powered loads, but they can also be used for a variety of other applications.

TLF14CBH8220R8 is one of the most common CMC used today. It has a rated inductance of 0.8uH and a rated DC resistance of 0.3 ohms, allowing it to handle a wide range of frequencies and power levels. It is mainly used in power systems, industrial control systems, and other high frequency applications.

The working principle of TLF14CBH8220R8 is straightforward. In essence, it acts as a low-pass filter. Any common noise in the circuit, no matter what frequency it is, will be attenuated as it passes through the CMC. The filtering effect is stronger the higher the frequency is, and TLF14CBH8220R8 is optimized for frequencies up to 10MHz.

In addition to its filtering role, TLF14CBH8220R8 is also capable of providing some degree of protection against overloading. If there is a sudden surge in the inductor’s current, the inductor will act as a current limiter, providing some protection against electrical hazards and limiting the risk of damage to other components in the circuit.

Furthermore, TLF14CBH8220R8’s size and construction make it ideal for a variety of applications. Its tightly wound coils make it capable of fitting into compact spaces, and its overall size makes it suitable for both through-hole and surface mount applications.

TLF14CBH8220R8 is an excellent choice for any electrical circuit that requires the reduction of common mode noise and the protection of components from overloading. Its small size, construction, and features make it an ideal choice for applications such as automotive electronics, industrial control systems, power supplies, and more.

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