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Old 29th Sep 2020, 10:53 am   #1
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Default TV RFI filter - anyone recognise this one?

I found this filter in a drawer of old Lektrokit projects I was looking through. I think I was given it in the days when I was a Saturday boy at the RayLec TV and radio shop in Banstead in the early 1960s. It consists of pcb inductors and tubular ceramic capacitors and must have been intended for mounting on the card back of a TV set. There is no isolation from the chassis, so it was intended to be connected into a VHF set's aerial isolator. The pcb was made by TCC; presumably pcbs were one one their side-lines.

RayLec was a Bush dealer, so was this a Bush component, or maybe something that the Post Office interference investigators made available to people with complaints of patterning on screen?

Ron
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Well, the PCB was made by The Telegraph Condenser Company.

I may have a data sheet for such things in my TCC catalogues. I'll check....
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Old 29th Sep 2020, 12:35 pm   #3
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The label does look typically Bush.
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I thought the nylon feed-throughs forming the input and output connections were also a construction method favoured by Bush.

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This should help....
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Dazzlevision

Thanks for finding the TCC catalogue extract; the filter response curve was really helpful. I'm really amazed at the amount of technical data Forum members have to hand.

I've unsoldered the circuit board from the metal plate to access the component side and confirm that the capacitor values are the same as the datasheet, so I've corrected my circuit diagram sketch.

Presumably, Bush or some other manufacturer fitted the TCC filter module to the backing plate to make the finished product.

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