A multi-stage EMI-Filter for DC-Power-Supplies Pt.3: Some additional explanations to Pt.1

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Roger explains the some open questions from the first part of the series.
Especially what dommon-mode noise is and how it is filtered out with a common-mode choke (also called current-compensated choke)
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[@neonelectron5066]

This was a very clear explaination, Keep up the good work!

[@the_newvoice]

Oh, I guess there is something to watch further for me, with a cup of tea, on this channel)

[@sudeepshetty4530]

Very clearly explained. Thanks for your good work.

[@Mr.Albertos]

Very nice vídeo!

[@akashj319]

NICE WORK...

[@schichlemrompel2412]

very nice video, could you please do a video about how to choose a better common mode choke and the corresponding y condensator to suppress th e noises? and how to choose the X condensator for for differential mode

[@happyhippr]

Awesome thank you ! Much appreciated

[@martingarcia-vc2ws]

The components "EATS" peaks?

[@KainkaLabs]

Kind of. Any "peaks "on a DC-voltage can be seen as a superimposed high-frequency AC-voltage.
And that is of course filtered out.

[@martingarcia-vc2ws]

So datasheet is the best friend is it?