Communications system using hybrid common mode choke and kelvin sensing of voltage
A common-mode signal, voltage sensor technology, applied in the field of communication systems, can solve problems such as loss change, measurement, etc.
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[0033] image 3The use of a hybrid common mode choke (HCMC) 16 is illustrated. HCMC 16 has three ports, where each port consists of two terminals. The first port 18 is a first end of the CMC 20 and the second port 22 is the other end of the CMC 20 . If the HCMC 16 is incorporated into a PoDL system, an AC coupling capacitor may be coupled between the first port 18 and the PHY 150 (transceiver). Twisted pair 12 for carrying differential data may be coupled to second port 22 . An MDI connector may be used to make a connection between the second port 22 and the twisted pair 12 . Both windings of the CMC 20 have the same polarity (point at the second port end), so the CMC 20 blocks (greatly attenuates) the common mode noise signal. The first end of the CMC 20 is also coupled to a differential mode choke (DMC) 24, which is a transformer with windings of opposite polarity (points on opposite ends). The other end of the DMC 24 is a third port 26 . The third port 26 may be coupl...
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