Wave transmission lines and networks – Automatically controlled systems – With control of equalizer and/or delay network
Patent
1977-09-27
1978-11-07
Smith, Alfred E.
Wave transmission lines and networks
Automatically controlled systems
With control of equalizer and/or delay network
333 83R, 333 98R, H01P 120, H01P 706, H01P 100
Patent
active
041248309
ABSTRACT:
A waveguide bandstop filter is described. Two ceramic dielectric disc resonators each having a resonant frequency f.sub.0 and separated by 3/4.lambda.go, where .lambda.go is the wavelength at f.sub.0, are each disposed in individual apertures in the waveguide wall. The substantial portion of each resonator is exterior to the waveguide cavity and surrounded by a metallic housing which isolates each resonator from each other. The resonators are oriented so that a coupling arrangement exists between the electromagnetic energy propagating through the waveguide and each resonator so that a resonant mode is excited therein at frequency f.sub.0.
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Barlow Harry E.
Bell Telephone Laboratories Incorporated
Gurey Stephen M.
Smith Alfred E.
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