| Brand Name: | VIIP WeiAiPu |
| Model Number: | V18012 |
| MOQ: | 224 |
| Price: | 0.65USD |
| Packaging Details: | Carton |
| Payment Terms: | T/T |
This VN09 NiZn ferrite core measures A30.0mm and B13.0mm. It adopts high-resistivity soft ferrite material with initial permeability of 850 and Curie temperature above 110℃. The minimum impedance reaches 105Ω at 25MHz and 190Ω at 100MHz. With strict dimensional tolerance and rigorous appearance inspection standards, the core delivers low high-frequency loss and stable material properties. It offers outstanding performance to suppress high-frequency EMI noise and helps electronic devices pass EMC compliance tests.![]()
It absorbs high-frequency electromagnetic interference on cables. As high-frequency noise passes through the ferrite core, electromagnetic noise energy is converted into heat and dissipated. The core restrains radiated interference, stabilizes signal transmission and resolves common issues including EMC test failure, signal distortion and screen flicker.![]()
A: NiZn ferrite like this VN09 grade is designed for high frequency interference above 1MHz with high resistivity. MnZn ferrite applies to frequencies below 1MHz and is commonly used for common mode inductors. NiZn ferrite is the first choice for high frequency cable EMI suppression.
A: No. Impedance needs to match the actual noise frequency. Only high impedance at the noise frequency can achieve effective filtering, rather than simply pursuing higher impedance value at a single test point.
A: Mount it as close as possible to the equipment connector or interference source. More cable turns through the core bring stronger noise attenuation. The inner diameter shall match the outer diameter of your cable.
| Brand Name: | VIIP WeiAiPu |
| Model Number: | V18012 |
| MOQ: | 224 |
| Price: | 0.65USD |
| Packaging Details: | Carton |
| Payment Terms: | T/T |
This VN09 NiZn ferrite core measures A30.0mm and B13.0mm. It adopts high-resistivity soft ferrite material with initial permeability of 850 and Curie temperature above 110℃. The minimum impedance reaches 105Ω at 25MHz and 190Ω at 100MHz. With strict dimensional tolerance and rigorous appearance inspection standards, the core delivers low high-frequency loss and stable material properties. It offers outstanding performance to suppress high-frequency EMI noise and helps electronic devices pass EMC compliance tests.![]()
It absorbs high-frequency electromagnetic interference on cables. As high-frequency noise passes through the ferrite core, electromagnetic noise energy is converted into heat and dissipated. The core restrains radiated interference, stabilizes signal transmission and resolves common issues including EMC test failure, signal distortion and screen flicker.![]()
A: NiZn ferrite like this VN09 grade is designed for high frequency interference above 1MHz with high resistivity. MnZn ferrite applies to frequencies below 1MHz and is commonly used for common mode inductors. NiZn ferrite is the first choice for high frequency cable EMI suppression.
A: No. Impedance needs to match the actual noise frequency. Only high impedance at the noise frequency can achieve effective filtering, rather than simply pursuing higher impedance value at a single test point.
A: Mount it as close as possible to the equipment connector or interference source. More cable turns through the core bring stronger noise attenuation. The inner diameter shall match the outer diameter of your cable.