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Common-mode inductors choke off conductive EMI

By Bill Schweber -- EDN, 9/8/2005

New through-hole inductors from J W Miller Magnetics put high inductance into a small footprint, most commonly for use as part of a line filter that suppresses conductive EMI from switched-mode power supplies. Devices in the Model 7400 family measure 19×21 mm; inductance ranges from 0.6 to 45 mH, and dc resistance is 0.025 to 2.68Ω. Operating temperature is –55 to +105°C, for these approximately $1 units.

JW Miller Magnetics, www.jwmiller.com.

 



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