| Standard Or Nonstandard: | Standard |
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| Shaft Hole: | 19-32 |
| Torque: | >80N.M |
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Pass coupling is a type of electrical coupling that allows the desired AC signal to pass through while blocking unwanted DC components. This is useful in applications where the AC signal is to be amplified or filtered, but the DC component is not.
Pass coupling is typically used in audio systems, where it is important to preserve the frequency response of the signal. It is also used in radio frequency systems, where it is important to block any unwanted DC components that could interfere with the signal.
There are two main types of pass coupling: capacitive coupling and inductive coupling. Capacitive coupling uses a capacitor to block the DC component and pass the AC signal. Inductive coupling uses an inductor to block the DC component and pass the AC signal.
Capacitive coupling is more common than inductive coupling, as it is easier to implement. Inductive coupling is more efficient, but it is also more difficult to implement.
Here are some of the applications of pass coupling:
Pass coupling is a versatile and useful technique that can be used in a variety of applications. It is a good choice for applications where it is important to preserve the frequency response of the signal or to block unwanted DC components.
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