Würth
Snap Ferrite (4.5mm - 8mm cable diameter, 300MHz filtering)
Snap Ferrite (4.5mm - 8mm cable diameter, 300MHz filtering)
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Würth ferrite 74271633 has a NiZn core for high frequency suppression in the range from 100MHz to 1GHz. This ferrite should be used with high speed data lines (e.g. LAN or USB) or for high DC current applications (e.g. power supply or motors). Snap ferrites are user friendly and can be added to cables which are hard to access without detaching the cable.
Features
- Applications with high frequency range from 100MHz to 1GHz (focused around 300MHz)
- -25°C to +105°C operating temperature range
- UL94 V0 classification of plastic housing
- Supplied with one safety key
- Grey coloured plastic housing
- Data signals up to 100MHz will not be affected
- Suitable for high DC current applications
For more information please see the datasheet.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does a ferrite work?
The conducting wires passing through the centre of a ferrite core from a coil.
When the current flows through the conducting wire, magnetic flux from the high frequency EM noise is induced in the ferrite core as magnetic energy which is then dissipated as heat.
Effectively, the ferrite has absorbed the high frequency electrical energy and converted it to heat.
The heat is not noticeable in most cases.
Do I need to buy the ferrite key seperately?
No
Every one of our ferrites come with a ferrite safety key included as standard.
Is this ferrite available in a different colour?
Yes
This product is available in a grey or black plastic housing. To order the other variant please contact us.
Is this ferrite reusable?
Yes
The ferrite can be removed using the ferrite key supplied.
How many turns of wire should be used with this ferrite?
This ferrite will be effective with only 1 turn (wire/cable passing straight through) through the ferrite but the effectiveness of the ferrite may improve with multiple turns of wire/cable through the ferrite. Please check the datasheet to see the optimum configuration.
What happens to the ferrite if the operating temperature is exceeded?
Ferrite cores are made from magnetic materials so the operating temperature is defined based on the Curie Temperature of the ferrite. At and above the Curie Temperature a change in the magnetic properties of the ferrite will occur, whihc will affect its perfromance. Try and ensure the ferrite is used within its operating tempearture range.
Do you offer bulk pricing on this part?
Yes
The pricing on this page is for quantities up to 10 off. If you wish to purchase in larger quantities we would be happy to provide you with a quote. Please get in touch.