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PLC reactor
The PLC reactor is a key component for noise filtering, typically installed on the AC or DC side of a converter station. It effectively filters out high-frequency harmonics, preventing interference
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PLC (Power Line Carrier) Reactor
Rated Voltage: Up to 800 kV
Core Functions
Installed at AC/DC terminals of converter stations to protect power line communication systems by:
1.High-Frequency Noise Suppression: Filters harmonics >10 kHz
2.PLC Signal Integrity: Prevents interference with 30-500 kHz carrier signals
3.Equipment Protection: Shields PLC modules from harmonic transients
4.Communication Stability: Ensures reliable data transmission across AC/DC networks
Performance Specifications
Parameter | Standard Value | Customization Options |
Frequency Range | 10 kHz - 2 MHz | Band-specific tuning |
Insertion Loss | ≥40 dB @ 150 kHz | Up to 60 dB (high-noise) |
Rated Current | 100 A - 5 kA | Higher ratings for bus applications |
Q-Factor | 30-100 (adjustable) | Precision-tuned for target PLC band |
Harmonic Attenuation | -60 dBc @ 50th order | Customizable notch filters |
Certification & Compliance:
EMC: EN 55011, FCC Part 15
Safety: IEC 62305 (lightning), IEC 62109 (converter interfacing)
Communication: IEEE 643 (PLC signal testing)
Note: Reactance tolerance ±3% standard (±1% precision optional)
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