Base with Through Hole

  A through-hole ferrite base is a type of base that has a hole or hole that allows a wire or electronic component to be passed through it. These sockets are commonly used in the manufacture of cables and connectors for electronic devices, and are especially useful in applications where effective protection against electromagnetic interference (EMI) is required.

The through hole ferrite base is made of a ceramic material composed primarily of iron oxide and zinc oxide that has unique magnetic properties making it ideal for use in high frequency applications. The hole in the ferrite base allows a cable or electronic component to pass through it, while the ferrite base provides effective protection against electromagnetic interference that can affect the performance of sensitive electronic devices.

The through hole ferrite base can have different sizes of holes to accommodate different sizes of wires or electronic components. As with other ferrite bases, the through hole ferrite base is resistant to oxidation and corrosion, making it suitable for use in harsh environments.