Wave transmission lines and networks – Automatically controlled systems
Patent
1994-01-18
1998-04-14
Pascal, Robert
Wave transmission lines and networks
Automatically controlled systems
333231, 333232, 455125, H01P 706
Patent
active
057397317
ABSTRACT:
In one form of the invention, a resonant cavity filter (50) is disclosed, comprising an input port (210) for receiving an input signal, a dielectric resonator (204) in a cavity, the dielectric resonator operable to receive an input signal from the input port and further operable to produce an output signal at a resonant frequency of the cavity, an output port (212) operable to receive the output signal and a tuning plate (308) disposed in the cavity, the tuning plate coupled to a control means operable to cause movement of the tuning plate, thereby changing dimensions of the cavity, the control means operable to determine a frequency of the input signal, retrieve an expected tuning plate position from a memory (514) based on the frequency, and move the tuning plate to the expected position. Other systems, devices and methods are disclosed.
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Allen David W.
Hicks John R.
Mailandt Peter
Allen Telecom Group, Inc.
Pascal Robert
Vh David H.
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