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1-phase filters, FN2090-series
FN2090-series 2-stage filters are suitable for applications where good symmetrical and asymmetrical interference attenuation is required.
- 1-30 A
- DC-400 Hz
- 2-stage
- Very high differential and common-mode attenuation
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Specifications
| Capacitance Cx | 0.22 µF |
|---|---|
| Capacitance Cy | 2.2 nF |
| Inductance | 20 mH |
| Leakage Current Per Phase Max | 1 mA |
| Operating Voltage Max | 250 V AC |
| Rated Current, At 40 ° C | 1 A |
| Weight | 0.073 kg |
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Product description
FN2090-series 2-stage filters are suitable for applications where good symmetrical and asymmetrical interference attenuation is required.
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