Loss-impaired filter apparatus for suppressing radio frequency interference on a two-wire line

Abstract

Abstract A loss-impaired filter apparatus for suppressing radio frequency interference on a two-wire line. The apparatus includes a coil unit (10) comprising two coils (e.g. 3a) in the form of printed circuits on either side of an insulating plate (2), a ferrite casing 110a, 10b) surrounding the coil unit (1), there also being two capacitors (15a,17a,15b, 17b)), the coatings of which are arranged at least practically parallel to the insulating plate (2) on two surfaces of the ferrite elements facing away from each other and facing away from the coil unit (1). Each of the coil conductors is situated directly opposite the other coil conductor along its entire length. The coating (15a, 15b) situated nearest the coil unit (1) in each capacitor is provided with an earth terminal le.g. 16a) and the other coating (17a, 17b) in each capacitor is connected to the inner end point of the coil (e.g. 3a) situated nearest to the coating. The outer end points of the coils constitute connection poles of the apparatus towards one side of the two-wire line, and the outer capacitor coatings (17a, 17b) connected to the inner end points of the coils constitute the connection poles of the apparatus towards the other side of the two-wire line.The apparatus has low boundary frequency for asymmetric noise signals and high boundary frequency for symmetric useful signals, due to its functioning as a conventional lowpass filter for relatively low frequencies, the filter action of the lowpass filter being eliminated for the useful signals, while for radio frequency signals, it functions as two loss-impaired transmission lines.

Inventors

• 👤 Carl Torsten Harald Sjögren

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