I have used large diameter ferrite torroids with cables from a switching
power supply, along with cables on my computer monitor, for this purpose.
It's hard for me to quantify the difference since I only have an AM radio
without signal strength numbers, but it does seem to me that choosing the
right ferrite material for the job can reduce conducted RF. I got them from
Amidon (I can't recall, unfortunately, which ones I tried):
https://www.amidoncorp.com/categories/7Bigger diameters cost more, but allow more turns of a cable through them.
Would type more but I need to get off the computer soon. Good luck!
R.
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