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E3492-AL - (E349x-AL) Common Mode Line Chokes

This page provides the datasheet information for the E3492-AL, a member of the E3490-AL (E349x-AL) Common Mode Line Chokes family.

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  • to help meet the requirements of all major international safety agencies. These include 2 mm thick center flanges and 3 mm creepage and clearance from all terminations to the core. Common mode chokes are used to reduce AC line conducted interference produced by switching power supplies. This configuration produces opposing magnetic fluxes in the core that serve to cancel in-phase noise signals appearing across the AC line. This mode allows much more filtering capability in a given core size than.

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Part number E3492-AL
Manufacturer Coilcraft
File Size 132.50 KB
Description (E349x-AL) Common Mode Line Chokes
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Document 141-1 www.DataSheet4U.com Common Mode Line Chokes – EE Styles • Low cost • VDE, IEC, UL, CSA compliant • 3750 Vrms isolation between windings • Constructed with UL approved Class 130°C insulation system (UL File E83628) • Industry-standard EE25 size • Wide range of available inductances and current ratings For free evaluation samples, contact Coilcraft or visit www.coilcraft.com. Coilcraft common mode standard packages incorporate several features to help meet the requirements of all major international safety agencies. These include 2 mm thick center flanges and 3 mm creepage and clearance from all terminations to the core. Common mode chokes are used to reduce AC line conducted interference produced by switching power supplies.
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