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MB7961 Power Supply Filter

MB7961 Power Supply Filter

Used to help minimize spikes and noise found in the power supply to your devices.

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The power supply filter kits includes a 10ohm resistor, a 100ohm resistor, and a 100uF capacitor. The power supply filter is recommended for environments with unclean power or electrical noise. Electrical noise may cause unstable range readings on MaxSonar products. The power supply filter helps clean unstable or dirty power supplies that may cause a MaxSonar sensor to have unstable range reports.

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All MaxBotix part numbers are a combination of a six-character base followed by a dash and a three-digit product code. The following table displays all of the active and valid part numbers for this product.

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MB7961-000

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