EMI, Filter Kits

Image Part Number Description / PDF Quantity Rfq
MMZ1005-AUTO-KIT

MMZ1005-AUTO-KIT

TDK Corporation

MMZ1005 AUTO KIT

7

742722

742722

Würth Elektronik Midcom

FLAT FERRITE CORES WE-FLAT

1

B39000Z3410A004

B39000Z3410A004

RF360 - A Qualcomm-TDK joint venture

SAMPLE KIT FOR WIRELESS AMI

2

HCTC-KIT

HCTC-KIT

Signal Transformer

KIT HIGH CURRENT TOROID CHOKE

10

EK28B0032

EK28B0032

Leader Tech Inc.

ENGINEERING KIT - WIDEBAND - BIS

0

MMZ1005-GIGA-KIT

MMZ1005-GIGA-KIT

TDK Corporation

MMZ1005 GIGA/HIGH SPEED KIT

3

RF-KIT

RF-KIT

TDK Corporation

DK KIT RF 900MHZ & 2.4GHZ

4

HCTI-HCTC-KIT

HCTI-HCTC-KIT

Signal Transformer

KIT TOROID CHOKE AND INDUCTOR

9

EMI ENG KIT 01

EMI ENG KIT 01

KEMET

EMI CORES

11

EK20B0009

EK20B0009

Leader Tech Inc.

ENGINEERING KIT - BLUETOOTH - BI

1

495-77298-KIT

495-77298-KIT

TDK EPCOS

PC200 FERRITE CORE KIT

3

K-407 EMI DISC PLT,KIT

K-407 EMI DISC PLT,KIT

Laird - Performance Materials

FERRITE EMI DISK AND PLATE KIT

2

EKDMAT04-KIT

EKDMAT04-KIT

TOKO / Murata

SMD COMMON MODE CHOKE COILS FOR

2

EK28B0021

EK28B0021

Leader Tech Inc.

ENGINEERING KIT - WIDEBAND - SOL

0

EMI ENG KIT 02

EMI ENG KIT 02

KEMET

EMI CORES

2

0199000036

0199000036

Fair-Rite Products Corp.

MULTI-APERTURE CORE KIT #36

12

UKIT-008BM

UKIT-008BM

PulseLarsen Antenna

KIT AECQ XFMR CMC BATT MNGT SYST

0

742700

742700

Würth Elektronik Midcom

EMI SUPPRESSION AXIAL FERRITE BE

7

HIGH CURRENT CMC SAMPLES KIT

HIGH CURRENT CMC SAMPLES KIT

ITG Electronics, Inc.

COMMON MODE CHOKES SAMPLE BOX

5

K-103LF EMI CM

K-103LF EMI CM

Laird - Performance Materials

KIT COMMON MODE SMD & THRU-HOLE

4

EMI, Filter Kits

1. Overview

Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) filter kits are essential components designed to suppress conducted electromagnetic noise in electrical systems. These passive devices ensure electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) by attenuating unwanted high-frequency signals while allowing desired frequencies to pass. With increasing electronic device density in modern applications, EMI filters play a critical role in maintaining signal integrity, complying with regulatory standards (e.g., FCC, CISPR), and preventing performance degradation across industries such as telecommunications, automotive, and medical equipment.

2. Major Types and Functional Classification

TypeFunctional CharacteristicsApplication Examples
-Type FiltersThree-stage LC configuration with high attenuation at specific frequenciesPower supplies, industrial machinery
T-Type FiltersAsymmetric structure for differential-mode noise suppressionAudio equipment, precision instrumentation
LC FiltersCombination of inductors and capacitors for broad-spectrum filteringSwitching power converters, motor drives
Feedthrough FiltersLow-inductance capacitors for high-frequency noise bypassAerospace systems, RF equipment

3. Structure and Components

A typical EMI filter kit comprises: - Capacitors (X/Y capacitors for line-to-line and line-to-ground noise suppression) - Inductors (common-mode chokes for differential noise filtering) - Resistors (for damping and impedance matching) - Enclosures (shielded metal/ceramic packages for mechanical protection) The components are mounted on PCBs or integrated into modular housings, with connections via screw terminals, PCB pins, or wire leads.

4. Key Technical Specifications

ParameterImportanceTypical Range
Frequency RangeDetermines effective noise suppression band10 kHz - 1 GHz
Rated VoltageDefines maximum operational voltage12 V - 600 V AC/DC
Insertion LossMeasures noise attenuation capability (dB)10 dB - 100 dB
Current RatingSpecifies maximum continuous operating current0.1 A - 100 A
Impedance MatchingEnsures minimal signal reflection50 - 600

5. Application Fields

  • Telecommunications: 5G base stations, fiber optic transceivers
  • Medical Equipment: MRI machines, patient monitors
  • Industrial Automation: PLCs, CNC machine controllers
  • Transportation: EV charging stations, onboard chargers
  • Consumer Electronics: Switching power supplies, LED drivers

Case Study: In electric vehicles, EMI filters reduce conducted noise from inverters, ensuring compliance with CISPR 25 standards for automotive EMC.

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

ManufacturerRepresentative ProductKey Features
Schaffner GroupFN 2000 SeriesHigh-performance industrial filters up to 100 A
Murata ManufacturingNFM SeriesCeramic feedthrough filters for GHz-range applications
TDK CorporationACT SeriesCommon-mode chokes for automotive powertrains
EPCOS (TDK)B84143 SeriesThree-phase filters for industrial motor drives

7. Selection Guidelines

Key considerations include: - Frequency Requirements: Match filter's cutoff frequency to target noise spectrum - Environmental Conditions: Temperature (-55 C to +150 C), humidity, and vibration resistance - Space Constraints: Miniaturized SMD packages vs. panel-mount solutions - Compliance Standards: Regulatory requirements (e.g., MIL-STD-461G for military) - Cost vs. Performance: Balance between insertion loss and budget limitations

8. Industry Trends

Emerging developments include: - High-Frequency Optimization: Filters for 5G mmWave (24 GHz+) and EV charging systems - Integration: System-in-Package (SiP) EMI solutions combining filtering and power management - Smart Materials: Nanocrystalline alloys for high-permeability, low-loss cores - Environmental Compliance: RoHS-compliant, halogen-free filter designs

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