Kitagawa split cable ferrites prohibit cables from acting as antennas, thereby preventing radiated EMI noise. The ferrite core itself is a metallic compound which has a magnetic field. Using the ferrite suppresses the electromagnetic emissions by blocking frequency noise and thus preventing electromagnetic interference.
The split ferrites are enclosed inside a plastic housing which not only protects the ferrite core from damage, but also employs a snap-lock mechanism which provides a secure seal and allows for easy assembly and disengagement.
An advantage with using a split ferrite core is that they are easy to fit to existing builds. This provides it with a significant advantage over traditional toroidal/round ferrite cores that require encapsulating or coating to function properly, which increases likelihood of a production delay. This feature is also useful during design or prototype stage if any design change is needed.
As well as these advantages, the plastic casing used for the split ferrite series has a harness guide that enables easy harness wiring and prevents cable pinching. In addition to this some products offer a cable tie feature or offer additional mounting options.
Suited for low to high frequency ranges between 30Khz up t 1Ghz, the Kitagawa split cable ferrites are all ROHS and REACH compliant, UL 94 certified, and are manufactured to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards. Please refer to our product range for further details, or alternatively contact our sales team for pricing or samples.