Re: Coax Isolator
- From: "Dave Plowman (News)" <dave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 17 Sep 2005 10:26:06 +0100
In article <43292e57$0$19468$ed9e5944@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Paul D.Smith <paul_d_smith@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> So that explains nicely what an "iso" plate is. Two questions,
> presumably there is some loss involved in such things in which case how
> much and second, when wiring a regular, off the roof aerial into the
> living room, would you use one or a non-isolating?
They're more often needed with VHF radio aerials feeding more than one
receiver as direct connection of the screen can cause an audio earth loop
and hum. Most TV sets 'isolate' the screen internally.
Basically, all they are is a couple of very small value capacitors which
have a low impedance at the required frequencies but an open circuit to DC.
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