Physical Modeling of Saturated Common Mode Choke

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Auteurs principaux: Takacs, Anna, Gyure-Garami, Balazs, Abraham, Adam Z., Benko, Peter T., Nemes, Norbert M., Simon, Ferenc, Bernath, Bence
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author Takacs, Anna
Gyure-Garami, Balazs
Abraham, Adam Z.
Benko, Peter T.
Nemes, Norbert M.
Simon, Ferenc
Bernath, Bence
author_facet Takacs, Anna
Gyure-Garami, Balazs
Abraham, Adam Z.
Benko, Peter T.
Nemes, Norbert M.
Simon, Ferenc
Bernath, Bence
contents Common mode chokes (CMCs) are conventional circuit elements performing several tasks, including noise suppression, hindering electromagnetic interference, providing signal integrity, and circuit protection. Much as they are widely used, their fundamental construction and description are often qualitative and lack an understanding of the underlying physical principles. We discuss the behavior of a commercial CMC based on the physical description of the superparamagnetic core and parasitic circuit elements. The results are validated using a DC bias current and an external magnetic field, which affect the magnetic properties. The behavior of the CMCs in the strongly non-linear regime is also described.
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spellingShingle Physical Modeling of Saturated Common Mode Choke
Takacs, Anna
Gyure-Garami, Balazs
Abraham, Adam Z.
Benko, Peter T.
Nemes, Norbert M.
Simon, Ferenc
Bernath, Bence
Applied Physics
Materials Science
Common mode chokes (CMCs) are conventional circuit elements performing several tasks, including noise suppression, hindering electromagnetic interference, providing signal integrity, and circuit protection. Much as they are widely used, their fundamental construction and description are often qualitative and lack an understanding of the underlying physical principles. We discuss the behavior of a commercial CMC based on the physical description of the superparamagnetic core and parasitic circuit elements. The results are validated using a DC bias current and an external magnetic field, which affect the magnetic properties. The behavior of the CMCs in the strongly non-linear regime is also described.
title Physical Modeling of Saturated Common Mode Choke
topic Applied Physics
Materials Science
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.01900