Common Mode Chokes (CMC) 2020
How Common Mode Chokes (CMC) Work Let's study the function and operation of common-mode chokes and how to reduce unnecessary interference. Differential interference First, we study differential interference. For differential interference, and for any signal transmitted from the line side, there should be equal returns on the neutral side. Anything that passes through the neutral point (bottom surface) from the line (or top surface) should be crossed off. But the reality is that if there is equal signal cancellation, you won't get any unnecessary noise in differential mode. Differential noise occurs when these types of transmissions are unbalanced and canceled. Common mode noise In the case of common-mode noise, noise enters and releases simultaneously from the two input sides (line and neutral), but it also couples back to the ground. All that needs to be done is to capture harmful noise and prevent it from spreading back to the ground. Therefore, it is necessary to capture t...