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Farshid said:
What should be the resistance of the ferrite in higher frequencies 100 ,200,400,500,600 ? The more the better! Two more points are important: 1. Performance at 1GHz: Choose a ferrite bead, which shows an impedance of more than 200 Ohm at 1GHz. 2. Current rating: Current rating of ferrite bead should exceed actual flowing DC-current by a factor of 10...20. Otherwise impedance versus frequency plot becomes flat. This has to do with the saturation of ferrite material. For DC-currents lower than 50mA I use the '742 792 651' and for much higher currents up to 6A the '742 793 2', both from 'Würth Elektronik'. Datasheets can be found here: http://www.we-online.de/eisos/pdf/742792651.pdf http://www.we-online.de/eisos/pdf/7427932.pdf Kai |