Common-Mode Current Suppression Device Utilizing A Nanocrystalline Core(s)

Abstract

A common-mode current suppression device, such as a balun and line isolator, includes a core formed of nanocrystalline material. The core may be formed in any desired configuration, such as a toroidal core, a sleeve core, a drum core, a rod core, or a binocular core. The use of nanocrystalline material allows the core to achieve increased common-mode impedance (CMI) that exceeds that achievable by cores formed of traditional ferromagnetic materials.

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