
WURTH ELEKTRONIK WE-CMB common mode choke, 20mH, 0.5A. High suppression of asymmetric interferences at low frequencies. Compact design.
The WURTH ELEKTRONIK WE-CMB Common Mode Choke is engineered to achieve high suppression of asymmetric interferences, even at low frequency ranges. During its development, significant focus was placed on reducing parasitic effects, which are a common challenge when using common mode chokes. This results in a component that delivers reliable interference compression across the board.
Featuring an optimised core and winding ratio, the WE-CMB series enables high currents at comparable physical sizes while maintaining sufficient inductance. Additionally, the adjusted wire gauge ensures low heating during operation, enhancing the component's longevity and performance stability.
Key Features
With physical dimensions of 43 mm x 33 mm x 15 mm and a lightweight profile of just 7.4 grams, this common mode choke is perfectly suited for dense circuit board layouts where space and thermal management are critical.
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