Three-terminal noise filter having M-shaped lead

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

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29 2542, 29600, 296021, H03H 709

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054932602

ABSTRACT:
The invention discloses a 3-terminal noise filter for preventing electro-magnetic interferences, and a process for manufacturing thereof. A lead wire is bent into an M shaped structure, with a depressed portion being formed on the upper portion of the M shape structure. A separate lead is disposed as a capacitor lead, and the bottom of the depressed portion and the leading end of the capacitor lead are pressed into first and second flat portions. Then a capacitor is soldered on the first and second flat portions. The man-hours for the manufacturing of the filter are reduced, and the mechanical and electrical characteristics are stabilized, and the manufacturing cost is saved by the use of low cost materials.

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