Input Reactor AC Line Choke for VFD

Input Reactor AC Line Choke for VFD

A choke is a coil of insulated wire, often wound on a magnetic core, used as a passive inductor which blocks higher-frequency alternating current (ac) in an electrical circuit while passing signals of much lower frequency and direct current by having an impedance largely determined by reactance, which is proportional to frequency (see Inductor and Inductance). Chokes are typically used as the inductive components in electronic filters.

The name comes from blocking—"choking"—high frequencies while passing low frequencies. It is a functional name; the same inductor is often called a "choke" if used to block higher frequencies, but a "coil" or "inductor" if, say, part of a tuned circuit.

Input chokes install on the input side converter, inverter can Improve the power factor and harmonic current inhibition.

AC output chokes install on the output side converter, the motor can be reduced noise and vibration. When the inverter and motor-line longer, can inhibit the surge wire.

Standard the product conforms to: IEC289:1987 Choke

GB10229 - 88 Choke, equivalent to IEC289:1987

JB9644-1999 Choke for semi-conductor transmission