Wave transmission lines and networks – Plural channel systems – Having branched circuits
Patent
1988-12-05
1990-01-09
Gensler, Paul
Wave transmission lines and networks
Plural channel systems
Having branched circuits
333118, H01P 518
Patent
active
048930989
ABSTRACT:
A 90 degree hybrid is contemplated having three parallel signal paths, one of the signal paths is a central signal path which provides direct impedence to ground. The other two signal paths are capacitively coupled to the central signal path to provide a second impedence. Each signal path incorporates at least one inductor coupled in series along each of the signal paths. The signal paths are capacitively coupled to each other at each end of the inductors. To increase the bandwidth, additional hybrids are coupled in series, with each hybrid forming a section of the broadband hybrid.
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Seely Warren L.
Staudinger Joseph
Gensler Paul
Motorola Inc.
Powell Jordan C.
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