Ignition distributor cap with a shielding hood and shielding hood, therefor
AssigneesMercedes-Benz Aktiengesellshaft, Doduco KG Dr. Eugen Durrwachter
InventorsKlaus Bahm, Roland Michal, Horst Behnke
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Abstract
An RFI shielding hood with an integral RFI filter arrangement for a distributor cap, so constructed as to provide strong attenuation in a predetermined broadcast and radio-telephone frequency range.
Claims20
A distributor cap of an ignition distributor for Otto engines, comprising a shielding hood, which serves to suppress radio interference and is made of an electrically conductive material and has holes for receiving the domes of the distributor cap, wherein a high-voltage electrode extends through each of said domes, which are surrounded by sleeves made of an electrically conductive material, which is connected to the electrically conductive material of the shielding hood, characterized in that the capacitance of the capacitor, which is constituted by the sleeve of electrically conductive material that surrounds the associated dome, and by the high-voltage electrode that extends through the dome, an interference suppressing resistance in the dome and the inductances associated with the high voltage electrode are so matched, the capacitance being determined by the arrangement of the electrically conductive material on the associated dome, that in combination with the high-voltage electrode an electric filter is provided, which effects a strongly pronounced attenuation at the frequencies of a predetermined radio reception range, namely, of the very high frequency range, particularly of the very high frequency sound broadcasting range and the radiotelephone ranges.
A shielding hood (1), which is made of electrically conductive material and intended to be used in a distributor cap (6) of an ignition distributor for Otto engines,
- which hood has holes (2, 3) for receiving the domes (4, 5) of the distributor cap and is provided with sleevelike extensions (7), which are made of an electrically conductive material and define the holes (2, 3), characterized in that the extensions (7) extend into the interior of the shielding hood (1).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.