What are Ferrite Cores?
In the transmission system, noise is classified in two ways: one is differential mode noise and the other is common mode noise. A common mode signal (noise) is an unwanted signal as it “carries” no information. A ferrite cable core is designed to clean common mode noise (signal) generated from either a signal line or power cable.
How do Ferrite Cores Work?
Ferrite cores are used to suppress electromagnetic emissions by blocking low-frequency noise and absorbing high-frequency noise. This avoids electromagnetic interference.
How to Choose the Right Ferrite Cable Core
Firstly, confirm the “problem frequency” and then the available space. The next step is to select an appropriate ferrite core (refer ID , OD and length of this ferrite core) with as higher an impedance as possible which can cover the problem frequency.
Ferrite Cable Cores
Benefits of Laird Performance Materials’ Ferrite Cores
Why Steward and Laird? Our companies have combined to set performance standards worldwide. Laird Steward follows in the footsteps of Steward, well known by the biggest and brightest technology teams designing, manufacturing and delivering high quality, high performance EMI protection solutions.
What’s more, our SPICE model is an industry first. SPICE is a powerful tool predicting with superior accuracy the real performance of a ferrite bead in operation. SPICE solves problems faster, allowing Steward products to lower design time and cost.
- Multiple sizes, materials, and customization available
- Three different materials to select from: Low frequency (LF), High frequency (HF), and Broadband
- Lowest cost supplier of Ohms of impedance
- Excellent differential and common mode EMI suppression on flat cable assemblies
- Can be used as a transformer or inductor
- Available in cylinder, ribbon, split flat, and clamp-on shape
- Provides tight tolerance control and EMI suppression
- Can help fix issues during the design stage
