Device for filtering a high-frequency conductor susceptible to e

Wave transmission lines and networks – Coupling networks – Frequency domain filters utilizing only lumped parameters

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333 12, 333181, 333182, H03H 701

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ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a device for filtering a high-frequency conductor from a high-frequency space by a capacitor (71). The filtering capacitor (71) is in the form of a chip capacitor and is secured to a circuit board (1). A first contact surface (73) of the chip capacitor (71) is electrically contacted by soldering with the separation wall (19) closing the high-frequency space. The conductor (77) to be filtered is passed along a second contact surface (75) of the chip capacitor (71) so as to be electrically contacted by soldering along a largest possible surface. The conductor (77) to be filtered can be in the form of a planar conductor. The invention is applicable in particular in audio and video tuners.

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