Feeding device for printed circuit board and feeding element

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333167, 333172, 333185, 361306, 361313, H01P 701, H01P 748, H01G 432, H01G 1147

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ABSTRACT:
A feeding device for a printed circuit board comprises a distributed capacity element comprising at least a first conductive strip and a second conductive strip separated from each other by a low loss dielectric layer, leading-out terminals coupled to the first conductive strip, a power source connected to at least one leading-out terminal of the first conductive strip, an electrolytic capacitor connected to the power source, and at least one non-polarized capacitor connected in parallel with the electrolytic capacitor, the second conductive strip being connected to a grounding circuit. A feeding element used in a feeding device comprises the distributed capacity element formed in an oblong shape by folding and coiling up the first and the second conductive strips layered as above-mentioned, and leading-out terminals connected to each of the strips, the element being enclosed in a container or encapsulated by plastic material.

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patent: 2000441 (1935-05-01), Given

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