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B-20 Datasheet, PDF (1/6 Pages) Kemet Corporation – B-20 Series Bead Cores
EMI Cores
B-20 Series Bead Cores
Overview
Benefits
EMI Cores
Applications
KEMET B-20 Series bead cores are
• MnZn ≤ 100 MHz (AM bRainngdTryapnege)
• Consumer electronics
designed for use on round cable. The
wide range of Manganese Zinc (MnZn)
and Nickel Zinc (NiZn) options allows for
targeting of specific frequency ranges.
EMI cores are part of a family of passive
components which address the issues
and NiZn ≤ 300 MHz (FM bTaipnsdornanEgMe)I Core Usages
EoMpItiCoonsreasvailable
• RSinoglTidypceonstruction
Characteristics and how to count turns
Tips on EMI Core Usages
 Number of turns are counted by how many times the lead wire
hole of the core. Do not count the number of lead wire winding
of noise or electromagnetic interference
(EMI) in circuits or systems.
EMI Cores
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the
inner
hole of the core. Do not count thevanluumebcearnofbleeardaiwseirde wbindingy increasing tohutsidee tthuernco. rIen, atshiitsrceasuslets, the
be checked that it is in the desired range as adding turns resu
Ring Type
 When desired performance can not be obtained just b
y 1 turn, impedance characteristics
Turns and Impedance Characteristics Tips on EMI Core Usages
value can be raised b y increasing th e turn. In this case, the
be checked that it is in the dFeisgiurered1ra–nHgeowastoadcdoiunngt ttuurrnnss resu
e frequency band sho(ulRdep
lts in lowering100d00own the
When the desired performance of an EMI core cannot be
obtained with a single pass through the coCr eh,aNrtuahmcetbeiermirsoptifcetsudarannnsdcahreeocwoutontceodubnythtouwrnmsany times the lead wire pa
characteristics can be changed with multiplheolteuorfntsh.e core. Do not count the number of lead wire winding
(Represe ntative Example:ESD-R-11600C0)
10000
sses through the inner
Resonance point changes to lower
outside the core, as it results
1000
3T
100
A turn is counted by the number of lead-wir eWwhinenddinegsisredwpheircfohrmance can not be obtained just b
pass through the inner hole of the core. Winvadluinegcasnobne rtahiseed b y increasing th e turn. In this ca1sTe, the
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outside
of
the
core
do
not
count.
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in
the
1T
desired
range as
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of one, two, and three turns.
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hol(e oRf ethperceosree ntative Example:ESD-R-16C)
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hole of the core
1
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Resonance po1i0nt changes to lower band100
1000
Adding turns will result in higher impedance while also = Turn count
1000 Fig.1 How to3Tcount turns
Frequency (MHz)Fig.2 Relationship b
lowering the effective frequency range. See Figure 2 for an Fig.1 How to count turns
Fig.2 Relationship between impedance an
d turn count
example.
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two
materials
of
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ferrite,
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ies. Ni-Zn
and Mn-Zn
series is
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Core Material and Effective Frequency Range 1T
2T
3T
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There
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two
ferrite
material
options
for
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is
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e band range i
e band range i
s a reference only. Examination of
necessawry.ith1 a1 ctual instru1m0 ent is nece10s0sary.
1000
band
sa
range.
reference
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EMI Cores: Nickel Zinc (NiZn) and Manganes= Teurn count
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Zinc (MnZn). Each core
resistance and effective
material has a different Fig.1 How
frequency range. The MnZn
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d turn counts
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Characteristics
(r
core
material
has
a
lower
resistance
compa reThderteoare
two
materials
of
ferrite,
1000
Ni-Zn(mseearsieusreamnedntMconn-Zdintiosne:rmeasured
1000
with
sa(mmieees-ad. siNmuire-eZnmsnioesnenrrtiincegosncisodriet)ion: meeasured
ive for kHz band range.
with
same-dimensi
the NiZn; therefore, adequate insulation is r eqNuoitreetdhat above
e band range i
s a reference only. Examination of
s
before use.
with actual instrument is necessary.
AM band range
FM band range
 As Mn-Zn series has lower resistance compared to Ni-Zn series,
The NiZn core material is typically effectiveadfoeqruate insulation before use. 100
NiZnAsMmerieabskacneordesurarnegteo provide
frequencies in the MHz band range such as the Mn-Zn series vs Ni-Zn series
100
|Z|-Mf nCZhnaserraiecstceorriestics (representative example)
NiZn ser
FM-band, while the MnZn core material is typically
1000
effective for the kHz band range such as the AM-
(measurement condition: measured with same-dimension ring core)
10
MnZn series core
band. See Figure 3.
AM band range
10 FM band range
It is recommended to measure the actual frequency100
NiZn series core
range effectiveness in the target application.
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MnZn serie0.s01core
0.1
1
10
Frequency (MHz)
100
1000
1
10
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