ESD-R-47D-1
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## ESD-R-47D-1: Technical Overview
The **ESD-R-47D-1** is a high-performance **EMI (Electromagnetic Interference) core** manufactured by KEMET. It belongs to the ESD-R series, designed specifically for round cables to suppress high-frequency noise.
### 1. Component Identification
| Property | Specification |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Manufacturer** | KEMET |
| **Product Series** | ESD-R (Round Cable EMI Cores) |
| **Material Type** | Manganese Zinc (MnZn) |
| **Core Shape** | Toroidal (Ring) |
| **Color** | Black (Uncoated) |
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### 2. Physical Dimensions
Precision is critical for fitting these cores over existing wiring harnesses.
* **Outer Diameter (OD):** 47.0 mm
* **Inner Diameter (ID):** 27.0 mm
* **Height (H):** 15.0 mm
### 3. Technical Specifications
The ESD-R-47D-1 is designed for effective noise attenuation in specific frequency bands.
| Parameter | Value / Range |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Effective Frequency** | Low to Mid Frequency (Broadband suppression) |
| **Operating Temperature** | -25°C to +85°C |
| **Impedance @ 10 MHz** | ~55 Ω (Typical) |
| **Impedance @ 100 MHz** | ~135 Ω (Typical) |
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### 4. Key Applications and Benefits
The primary purpose of this component is to act as a "choke" to eliminate unwanted electromagnetic noise in electronic systems.
* **Common Mode Choke:** When a cable is passed through the center of the ring, it creates an inductance that opposes common-mode noise currents without affecting the signal.
* **Applications:**
* Industrial power supplies and inverters.
* Consumer electronics (AV equipment, appliances).
* Communication lines to prevent data corruption.
* Medical equipment requiring high electromagnetic compatibility (EMC).
* **Ease of Use:** This is a solid core, meaning it must be slipped over the cable during the assembly process (unlike "split" cores which can be clipped on later).
### 5. Installation Note
To increase the effectiveness of the suppression, engineers often wrap the cable through the core multiple times ($N$ turns). The impedance increases proportionally to the square of the number of turns ($N^2$).
```markdown
Impedance Calculation:
Z_total = Z_single_turn * (N_turns)^2
```
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What is the difference between MnZn and NiZn ferrite materials in the ESD-R series?
- ⤷ How many turns are recommended for maximum noise suppression in the 10-100MHz range?
- ⤷ Are there split-core (clamp-on) equivalents to the ESD-R-47D-1?