
Würth Elektronik WE-CMB common mode choke, 1.8mH and 14A, for EMI suppression in power supply and filtering applications.
Würth Elektronik WE-CMB Common Mode Choke 1.8mH 14A is a common mode choke designed to suppress electromagnetic interference (EMI) in electronic circuits, with a current rating of up to 14A.
Overview
The WE-CMB series is engineered for broadband screening and interference suppression. It is designed to reduce asymmetric interference, including within the low-frequency range, and supports signal integrity in circuits where EMC compliance is required. The development of the series focused on minimising parasitic effects, which are a common issue with common mode chokes.
Key Features
Dimensions
Width 3.3, depth 1.5 and height 4.3, with a weight of 42.3 gm. The compact dimensions allow space-saving PCB layouts.
Applications
Suitable for a wide range of power supply and filtering applications.
The Würth Elektronik WE-CMB Common Mode Choke 1.8mH 14A is well suited to designs where EMI suppression, high current handling and a compact PCB layout are required.
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