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RE: Another thought on this...

Posted by mqracing on October 16, 2016 at 15:43:40:
Hi TK:

Apologies I'm so late in responding. I would most likely recommend the EXO-001 if the current rating of 20 madc is sufficient.

Though the L is relatively high for the application your looking at... the high AC impedance of the choke has several potential benefits...

the exciting current drawn by the choke is itself a function of the amount of L that the choke has. The more L the less exciting current that is required to drive the choke.

the other consideration... though the BCP-15 has a higher current rating than the EXO-001... it may be in your application illusory...

the max AC current that you can deliver is 1.41 times the standing dc current before the onslaught of current clipping. Running the BCP-15 at considerably less than it's design center can in essence limit (i.e., make lower) it's ability to deliver ac current.

just some thoughts to mull over...

MSL