Recom Power Line Filter, for use with RECOM Power Supply, RLS Series

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RS Stock No.:
185-5868
Mfr. Part No.:
RLS-567
Brand:
Recom
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Brand

Recom

Accessory Type

Line Inductor

For Use With

RECOM Power Supply

Series

RLS

Standards Met

RoHS

Input Current Range

1.18A

Mounting Style

Surface Mount

COO (Country of Origin):
TW

RECOM Power Line Filter, 1.18A Input Current, 100kHz/100mV Inductance - RLS Series - RLS-567


Install this RECOM power line filter with your power supplies to reduce ripple and output noise. It's a simple solution to lower pitches in sensitive systems. By limiting current waves, it curbs heat build-up and extends the service life of attached equipment. The line inductor lowers radiation and susceptibility levels to prevent electromagnetic interference that disrupts input and output signals. Surface-mounting capability allows close packing of units, to maximise space in your setup.

Features & Benefits


• Wide operating temperature range, with derating, between -40°C and +125°C for use in tough conditions
• Reel-type line lets you cut the desired lengths for your systems

Applications


• Desktop and mobile computers
• Automotive industry
• Aerospace applications
• Medical equipment

Where do I mount a power line filter?


You normally mount a power line filter where the AC or DC power line enters the housing to effectively prevent electromagnetic field coupling.

How do I choose the right power line filter?


When choosing a power line filter, match its current rating to that of your application. You should also consider environmental conditions and the required operating temperature range.

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