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| Item | Power line EMI Filter |
| Model | VIP4-1B-20 |
| Transfer Function | Low Pass |
| Package Type | Surface Mount |
| Nominal Center Frequency | 150K-30MHZ |
| Insertion Loss | 60~90dB |
| Input Impedance | 50Ω |
| Rated Voltage | 110V/250V |
| Rated Current | 0.5~300A |
| Environmental Temperature | 40°C |
| Temperature Range | -25℃~+85℃ |
| Operating Frequency | 50/60HZ |
| Line to Line | 1450VDC |
| Line to Ground | 2250VDC |
| Maximum Leakage Current | 0.4mA/115V,60HZ; 0.8mA/250V, 50HZ |
| MOQ | Negotiated |
| Price | Negotiated |
| Lead Time | 15~20 workdays |
EMC EMI FILTER Features:
-- Designed 2 stage enhanced filtering to prevent the power supply may produce interference to the device
-- Various terminal options allow you to select
-- There are a variety of parts and combinations to meet different customer's EMC tests.
-- Customized products according to customer's requirements.
EMC EMI FILTER Specifications:
| Part No. | Rated Current [A] | 250VAC/50Hz @ 20C Leakage Current [mA] | Physical Dimensions | Electrical Schematics | Terminals | Weight [g] | ||
| screw | terminal block | wires | ||||||
| VIP4-2A-01 | 1A | <0.5mA | Fig 2 | Fig 1 | - - - | - - - | 0 | 95 |
| VIP4-2A-03 | 3A | <0.5mA | Fig 2 | Fig 1 | - - - | - - - | 0 | 95 |
| VIP4-2A-06 | 6A | <0.5mA | Fig 2 | Fig 1 | - - - | - - - | 0 | 95 |
| VIP4-2A-10 | 10A | <1.0mA | Fig4 | Fig 1 | - - - | 0 | - - - | 170 |
| VIP4-2B-06 | 6A | <1.0mA | Fig4 | Fig 2 | M4 | 0 | - - - | 170 |
| VIP4-2B-10 | 10A | <1.0mA | Fig4 | Fig 2 | M4 | 0 | - - - | 170 |
| VIP4-2B-20 | 20A | <1.0mA | Fig4 | Fig 2 | M4 | 0 | - - - | 321 |
| VIP4-2B -50 | 50A | <2.0mA | Fig 5 | Fig 2 | M6 | - - - | - - - | 1400 |
| VIP4-2B-100 | 100A | <2.0mA | Fig 5 | Fig 2 | M6 | - - - | - - - | 2000 |
| VIP4-2B-200 | 200A | <2.0mA | Fig 5 | Fig 2 | M8 | - - - | - - - | 3000 |
| VIP4-2C-01 | 1A | <0.5mA | Fig 1 | Fig 3 | M10 | - - - | 0 | 65 |
| VIP4-2C-03 | 3A | <0.5mA | Fig 2 | Fig 3 | M10 | - - - | 0 | 95 |
| VIP4-2C-06 | 6A | <1.0mA | Fig4 | Fig 3 | M4 | 0 | - - - | 175 |
| VIP4-2C-10 | 10A | <1.0mA | Fig4 | Fig 3 | M4 | 0 | - - - | 175 |
| VIP4-2C-20 | 20A | <1.0mA | Fig 5 | Fig 3 | M4 | - - - | - - - | 600 |
| VIP4-2C-50 | 50A | <2.0mA | Fig 5 | Fig 3 | M6 | - - - | - - - | 1600 |
What is the purpose of a power filter
The purpose of a power filter is to clean and stabilize the electrical power supply. It is designed to reduce electromagnetic interference and noise in the power line, ensuring that the connected equipment receives a clean and consistent power signal. This helps to improve the performance and reliability of electronic devices and prevents damage from power surges, spikes, and other electrical disturbances. Power filters are commonly used in audio and video systems, computer equipment, and other sensitive electronics to ensure a stable and high-quality power supply.
