
High Saturation Ferrite Vehicle EMP Protection
Ferrites are devices that clamp around power wires to reduce high-frequency current transients.
Ferrites are devices that clamp around power wires to reduce high-frequency current transients. Most ferrites you see will saturate and stop providing protection when more than a couple of amps flow through the wires. However, these custom-made, high-saturation, auto ferrites are modified to allow significantly more current through the part before saturating. Watch the video below to better understand their function and installation.What are high-saturation ferrites?
Ferrites are devices that clamp around power wires to reduce high-frequency current transients. Most ferrites will saturate and stop providing protection when more than a couple of amps flow through the wires. The custom-made, high-saturation, auto ferrites sold here are modified to allow significantly more current through the part before saturating.
Ferrites can withstand any normal vehicle transient as well as a nuclear-generated EMP without damage.
When to use high-saturation ferrites?
Clip-on high-saturation ferrites are used in four scenarios:
1. High current is flowing through the wires, and you can’t easily get to the ends of the wires to feed them through a toroid.
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- ▹Ferrites can withstand any normal vehicle transient as well as a nuclear-generated EMP without damage.
- ▹When to use high-saturation ferrites?
- ▹Clip-on high-saturation ferrites are used in four scenarios:
- ▹1. High current is flowing through the wires, and you can’t easily get to the ends of the wires to feed them through a toroid.
- ▹2. High current is flowing through the wires,
Practical protection only. TechMate products shield or isolate wireless signals for the uses described above and make no medical or health claims.
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