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On-Board Type (DC) EMI Suppression Filters (EMIFILr)

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Noise <strong>EMI</strong> <strong>Suppression</strong> Effect Effect of VFR/VFS Series<br />

C31E.pdf<br />

08.9.1<br />

!Features (VFS9V)<br />

Items<br />

Overload<br />

Test methods<br />

1.4 times the varistor voltage (V1) is applied for 5 minutes at room<br />

temperature.<br />

Rated values<br />

Surge Test (1)<br />

At room temperature. Surges are applied are<br />

10 5 times every 2 seconds. Then after 1 or 2<br />

hours, the sample is measured.<br />

400V<br />

0.47µF<br />

Items<br />

Rated Capacitance Change<br />

Specifications<br />

WithinT15%<br />

Surge Test (2)<br />

At room temperature. Capacitor<br />

"C" is charged with 70V, then discharged to<br />

apply the voltage to the sample. Tested once<br />

(resuming JASO A-1).<br />

70V<br />

0.8Ω<br />

2Ω<br />

C<br />

C=110mF<br />

Insulation Resistance<br />

Rated of Change<br />

in Varistor Voltage V1*<br />

Voltage Rate<br />

500kΩ min.<br />

WithinT15%<br />

1.30 max.<br />

High<br />

Temperature<br />

Load<br />

At a temperature of 85±3D, the varistor voltage V1 is continuously<br />

applied to the sample for 1000 to 1024 hours.<br />

Then it is left at room temperature, for 4 to 24 hours before measuring.<br />

*V1: Voltage when 1mA is applied<br />

!Pulse-Voltage Breakdown Characteristic (VFS9V)<br />

VFS9V <strong>EMI</strong>GUARDr use a self healing varistor- capacitor,<br />

so that it can be used under a 500 to 600V surge which<br />

would break conventional disk type <strong>EMI</strong> filters. As shown in<br />

figure below <strong>EMI</strong>GUARDr withstands 2000V impulses<br />

applied 1000 times.<br />

50Ω<br />

50Ω<br />

100<br />

VFS9V<br />

Capacitance: 0.022µF<br />

with varistor function<br />

5<br />

Residual Rate (%)<br />

50<br />

3-terminal capacitor<br />

Capacitance: 0.022µF<br />

with no varistor<br />

function<br />

0<br />

0 500 1000 1500 2000<br />

Pulse Voltage Applied (V)<br />

V<br />

800ns<br />

Residual ratio<br />

when 1000 pulses<br />

are applied<br />

!Temperature Characteristics of<br />

Varistor Voltage - Insulation Resistance (VFS9V)<br />

Insulation Resistance (MΩ)<br />

10 4<br />

10 2<br />

10<br />

1<br />

Insulation<br />

resistance<br />

Change rate of<br />

varistor voltage<br />

+10<br />

0<br />

−10<br />

Change Rate of Varistor Voltage (%)<br />

10 3 −30 0 30 60 90<br />

Temperature (D)<br />

Continued on the following page.<br />

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