Bandswitched interstage coupling network including a high side c

Wave transmission lines and networks – Coupling networks – Frequency domain filters utilizing only lumped parameters

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333 24R, 333175, H03H 701

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ABSTRACT:
An interstage coupling network is provided comprising a series connection of an even number of reactive elements coupled between the input and output terminals of the interstage network, a junction point of said series connection of inductors being coupled to a signal reference potential via a first reactive shunt element. A series connection of oppositely-poled switching diodes is coupled in parallel with a portion of said series connection of reactive elements, the junction between the series-coupled diodes being coupled to the signal reference potential via a second reactive shunt element. A third reactive element is coupled between the network output terminal and a point on the series connection of reactive elements which is remote from the input terminal of the network.

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patent: 3049682 (1962-08-01), Waring
FIG. 18 of RCA Color Television Basic Service Data for the CTC 121 Series, published by RCA Corporation in 1982.

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