??? 02/03/08 09:01 Read: times |
#150246 - Differential mode chokes? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
With a factory fabricated modul fullfilling the CE standards you won't have any trouble. But a self fabricated can make trouble! Use a mains filter, connect the output GND via a low inductive cap to the input GND (eventually protection earth) and feed the cable (both 24V and GND!) through a soft ferrite toroid choke. Of course, the output voltage must also be low pass filtered relative to GND, to remove the ripple. Usually a shielding of 24V line isn't needed. Depends a bit on the actual 24V supply line filtering in your sensor. Normally a twisting is enough. At least, avoid the introduce of loop areas. Kai Thanks , actually the supply is a DC/DC converter it steps down 110VDC to 24VDC . Mains filter I am not sure would be feasible I guess . I dont understand "Feeding soft ferrite toroid choke" does that means physically turning the VCC and GND through two separate choke? , are 2-3 turns OK .Kai do you mean something like this ---> http://www.tdk.com.hk/english/p...831_SF.pdf ... as long as the ground line is not signal return (use differential or optocoupled signalling) there are no problems.
Erik I am infact sending power supply to remote sensor. Regards/ AP |
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