ferrietklemmen
Ferrietklemmen, commonly translated as ferrite clamps or ferrite chokes, are passive electrical components designed to suppress
The earliest use of ferrite clamps dates to the 1970s, when the growing prevalence of switching power
Typical design parameters include core perimeter, number of turns, saturation flux density, and induced resistive losses.
Practical guidelines recommend placing ferrietklemmen close to the source of high‑speed switching signals, avoiding long loops