UU9LFBHNP-B902

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Common Mode Chokes are electromechanical components that can be used to limit the spread of electromagnetic interference (EMI) that may occur in electric circuits. The UU9LFBHNP-B902 is a type of Common Mode Choke. It has an RF/Microwave frequency range of 1.0-2.0 GHz and is used to reduce the amount of electromagnetic interference in those frequency ranges. It can also be used in high-frequency coaxial cable coupling applications.

The UU9LFBHNP-B902 works by blocking EMI while allowing a certain amount of power to pass through. This is done by using two separate cores, each with a copper wire wrapped around it. The two cores are connected to each other and the wire is wrapped around them in a figure-eight pattern to create an inductive field. This inductive field will help to absorb the EMI, reducing the amount of interference in the circuit.

The UU9LFBHNP-B902 is designed to operate at a maximum temperature of +125°C and has an impedance of 50 Ohms. It is constructed from a high-temperature plastic body and has an integrated shield to further reduce interference. It has dimensions of 9.7 mm x 14.2 mm x 12 mm, making it an ideal size for many applications. The UU9LFBHNP-B902 is also compatible with a variety of common materials, such as silicone, glass, and ceramics. This makes it suitable for many different types of circuits.

The UU9LFBHNP-B902 is a versatile Common Mode Choke, providing low-loss signal transmission at high frequencies. It is designed to reduce the amount of interference in a given circuit, which helps to increase the overall performance of the circuit. It can be used in a variety of applications, such as coaxial cable coupling and high-frequency data transmission. By blocking EMI while allowing a certain amount of power to pass through, the UU9LFBHNP-B902 can provide a reliable and efficient signal transmission solution for a variety of applications.

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