UF2327S4-143Y0R7-01

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Common Mode Chokes are a type of inductive component devices that use a specific winding technique to create high levels of impedance to common mode noise. Common Mode Chokes are omnipresent in signal power, control, and communication applications. The model UF2327S4-143Y0R7-01 is a common mode choke designed to attenuate common mode noise and enhance immobilizer signal, often used for installation of Speedometer ECU.

Application Field of UF2327S4-143Y0R7-01

As one type of Common Mode Chokes, UF2327S4-143Y0R7-01 is characterized by attenuating the common mode noise of a signal by using a unique winding technique. The Common Mode Choke can be applied to a wide variety of electronic circuits, such as electromagnetic immobilizer system, speedometers, navigation control, keyless entry system, as well as ECU-controlled devices.

Working Principle of UF2327S4-143Y0R7-01

The UF2327S4-143Y0R7-01 consists of a ferrite core and two windings that are wound together in the same direction. The two windings are physically separate but their coupling quenches common mode signals. When a signal is applied, the Common Mode Choke acts as a filter that blocks signal from one winding to another winding, attenuates the common mode noise, and eventually reduces EMI. At the same time, it also has the function of shaping the waveform and frequency of the signal.

Conclusion

The UF2327S4-143Y0R7-01 is a common mode choke with wide application in signal power, control, and communication applications. It can be applied to various electronic circuits, such as navigation control, keyless entry system, as well as ECU-controlled devices. The UF2327S4-143Y0R7-01 works by using a ferrite core with two windings wound together in the same direction, to filter out common noise. The winding technique employed in the UF2327S4-143Y0R7-01 provides excellent attenuation of common mode noise and lets designers build stable and reliable systems.

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