Red Lion FCOR - Manual

DESCRIPTION
This Ferrite suppression core is packaged in a nylon case ready to clamp on
a single cable or several cables connecting to electronic equipment. The
purpose of the core is to attenuate conducted Electro-Magnetic Interference
(EMI) in the 25 MHz to 200 MHz range. Increasing the number of cable turns
through the core increases the impedance of the core. A higher impedance
results in greater EMI attenuation.
Placing more than one core on a cable increases the impedance at a slower
rate than adding turns to one core. The impedance for multiple cores is equal to
the sum of each core’s impedance. For a given application, start with a single
core using 2 turns. Add additional turns or additional cores as necessary.
Note: Increasing the number of turns beyond two will tend to degrade
performance at higher frequencies (see Specifications).
Place the cores on the cables as close to the equipment as possible unless the
equipment is mounted in a shielded enclosure and the source of the EMI is from
outside the enclosure. In this case, place the cores on the cable just inside or
outside the entry point of the enclosure.
SPECIFICATIONS
1. MAX. CABLE DIAMETER: 0.390" (9.9 mm)
2. IMPEDANCE (OHMS):
# OF TURNS = The number of times the cable passes through the core.
3. WEIGHT: 0.63 oz. (18 g)
MODEL FCOR - FERRITE SUPPRESSION CORE
# OF TURNS 25 MHz MIN. 100 MHz ±20%
1 110 225
2 440 900
4 1760 1000
0.354 (8.99)
1.272
(32.31)
0.402 (10.21)
0.461 (11.71)
0.87
(22.10)
DIMENSIONS In inches (mm)
14
13
6
7
8
10
9
APPLICATION
Ferrite Core
I
N
V
N
V
S
Z
L
Ferrite core used for suppressing common--mode noise.
I
N
= Common-mode Noise Current
Z
L
= Load Impedance
V
S
= Signal Voltage
V
N
= Common-mode Noise Voltage
FCOR0000 Ferrite Suppression Core FCOR
PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION MODEL NO.
ORDERING INFORMATION
Bulletin No. FCOR-A
Drawing No. LP0379
Released 12/12
Tel +1 (717) 767-6511
Fax +1 (717) 764-0839
www.redlion.net
Do not dispose of unit in trash - Recycle