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Common Mode Chokes

VAC Magnetics’ common mode chokes and cores are used for the filtering of common mode noise

Image of VAC Magnetics’ Common Mode ChokesVAC Magnetics’ common mode chokes (CMCs) are well-suited for automotive applications such as DC/DC converters of hybrid and electric cars. A standard series of CMCs in two different sizes is available.

The noise spectrum of power electronics for industrial applications is regulated (e.g., according to EN 55011) to reduce the electromagnetic interferences (EMI) between devices. Accordingly, it is required to implement EMI filters to attenuate the noise. These filters consist of a network of capacitors and inductors. VAC's CMCs and cores are used for the filtering of the common mode noise.

Features
  • Industrial
    • Upright and low profile designs available
    • 1-phase, 2-phase, and 4-fold standard range
    • High attenuation at small size
    • Operating temperatures up to +130°C
    • All designs comply to VAC Magnetics' UL1446 insulation system E329745
    • Rated currents from 2 ARMS (1-phase) to 110 ARMS (3-phase)
  • Automotive
    • Ambient temperatures between -40°C and +115°C
    • Operating temperatures (limited duration) up to +160°C
    • No tooling cost required
    • Validation in compliance with AEC-Q200
    • Manufacture conforms to technical cleanliness according VDA Volume 19
Applications
  • Switched-mode power supplies (SMPS)
  • Uninterruptible power supplies (UPS)
  • Charging stations for electric vehicles
  • DC/DC converter for hybrid and electric cars
  • Solar inverters (PV)
  • Frequency converters (drives)
  • Welding equipment
  • Wind generators

T60405R6161X504 Common Mode Chokes

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
CMC 6.6MH 5A 2LN 6.5 KOHM THT60405R6161X504CMC 6.6MH 5A 2LN 6.5 KOHM TH0 - Immediate$23.84View Details
Published: 2020-06-24

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