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TDK Extend Three Phase EMC Filters for Drive Applications

4.8.2020
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TDK Corporation has extended its product range of EMC filters for the Japanese market and now offers the new EPCOS three-phase EMC filters series B84743*R712 for drive applications that are available in L1 low-profile type and book type. TDK-Lambda Corporation will start shipping from August 2020.

The filters are available in the currents 80 A up to 150 A with a small mounting footprint and – as required by the Japanese market – low leakage currents based on 200 V AC delta connection mains with one corner grounded. Furthermore, two types of leakage current have been set by the Y capacitor (ground capacitor): 2 mA / 9.4 mA; 200 VAC / 60 Hz, delta connection. It is also possible to meet the attenuation effect required by customer.

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The rated voltage specification of the B84743*R712 is 520 V (maximum voltage in 3 phase), and three rated current models (80/100/150 A) are available. This is the first time that L1 book type is added to the product lineup.

This product development focuses on space-saving and weight reduction with the industry’s smallest class of installation area: 240 x 130 x 80 mm for 80 A type, 270 x 130 x 80 mm for 100 A and 310 x 130 x 90 mm for 150 A type for L1 version (low profile – dimensions always with terminals). Compared to current products, the low-profile type saves space by 40% and is 45% lighter, contributing to downsizing and space-saving of the end equipment.

Main applications

  • Drive system (servo/inverter), factory automation, semiconductor manufacturing equipment, industrial equipment

Main features and benefits

  • Suitable for drive system
  • Two types of models with the same characteristics: low profile type and book type
  • Small size/light weight, installation area is the smallest class in the industry
  • Japanese specification for low leakage current design (2 mA / 9.4 mA: 200 VAC / 60 Hz, delta connection)

Key data: B84743*R712

B84743*R712
Rated Voltage(AC/DC)520V, 3 phase
Rated current80, 100, 150 A
Withstand voltage2720 V DC, 2 s (line/case)
Leakage current
(200VAC/60Hz Delta-connection)
2 mA Max, 9.4 mA Max
Operating Temperature-25 to +100 ℃
Rated temperature+50 ℃
Safety standardIEC(EN)60939, UL60939, CSA C22.2 No.8

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