AM broadcast band interference filter for line-powered telephone

  

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AM broadcast band interference filter for line-powered telephone

Invention: AM broadcast band interference filter for line-powered telephone

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1995Invention patented by Ralph Leon Hill and Noel C. Pratt on March 2nd, 1995. Abstract: An electromagnetic interference by-pass filtering mechanism suppresses RF noise currents conducted over the tip and ring leads of a telephone line-powered telephone instrument. Such RF noise currents may result from amplitude modulated radio broadcast signals emanating in the vicinity of the telephone instrument. The filtering mechanism comprises a conductive material coated on the interior surface of the housing of the telephone instrument, so as to surround the printed circuit board containing the telephone circuitry of the instrument. The conductive material is coupled to earth. First and second capacitors are coupled between the tip and ring leads and the conductive material, and first and second inductors are coupled in series with the tip and ring conductors and connections of the tip and ring conductors to the printed circuit board containing the telephone circuitry.
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