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Snap Ferrite with Mounting Hole (0mm - 8mm cable diameter, 100MHz filtering) - Wurth 7427153

Snap Ferrite with Mounting Hole (0mm - 8mm cable diameter, 100MHz filtering) - Wurth 7427153

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Product details

Würth ferrite 7427153 has a NiZn core for medium frequency suppression in the range from 1MHz to 1GHz. Snap ferrites are user friendly and can be added to cables which are hard to access without detaching the cable.  This ferrite is designed to be mounted with a mounting hole included in the casing.

Features

  • Applications with medium frequency range from 1MHz to 1GHz (focused around 100MHz)
  • -25°C to +105°C operating temperature range
  • UL94 V0 classification of plastic housing
  • Supplied with one safety key
  • White coloured plastic housing


For more information please see the datasheet.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does a ferrite work?

A ferrite adds impedance to unwanted high-frequency current on the conductor or cable passing through it. Part of that energy is dissipated as heat in the ferrite.

The impedance depends on the material, frequency and number of cable passes. Use the datasheet to select a starting point, then check the result on your equipment.

Do I need to buy the ferrite key separately?

No

Every one of our ferrites come with a ferrite safety key included as standard.

Is this ferrite available in a different colour?

Some ferrites are available in grey or black housings. Contact us with the part number if you need another colour, and we can confirm the available options.

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?

Start with the arrangement shown in the datasheet. Additional cable passes can increase impedance, but the effect varies with frequency and installation. Check the available aperture and cable bend radius, and compare results in your setup.

What happens to the ferrite if the operating temperature is exceeded?

Use the complete component within its specified operating-temperature range. The limit can depend on the magnetic material, housing and other construction details. Exceeding it can affect performance or damage the part.

Do you offer bulk pricing on this part?

For quantities above 10, please contact us for a quotation. Tell us the part, quantity and required delivery date so we can help.