Theatre of Magic
Bally, 1995
World Cup Soccer
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A ferrite core is designed to clean common mode noise (signal) generated from either a signal line or power cable. They are used to suppress electromagnetic emissions by blocking low-frequency noise and absorbing high-frequency noise. This avoids electromagnetic interference.
I used to see these come with computer monitors quite often.
I don’t think I’ve seen these in a pin before.
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