Ceramic duplex filter

Wave transmission lines and networks – Plural channel systems – Having branched circuits

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333202, 333206, 333207, H01P 1213, H01P 1201

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055128661

ABSTRACT:
A ceramic duplex filter is provided. The duplex filter (10) has a filter body (12) of a dielectric material, and has a top (14), bottom (16) and side surfaces (18, 20, 22, and 24) with through-holes extending from the top (14) to the bottom surface (16). Receptacles are positioned adjacent to the top surface (14) with a conductive material therein. The surfaces (16, 18, 20, 22 and 24) are substantially covered with a conductive material defining a metallized layer (25), with the exception that the top surface (14) is substantially unmetallized. The receptacles include a conductive layer of material to define a certain capacitance. And, coupling devices (94, 96 and 98) for coupling signals into and out of the duplex filter (10) are provided. Shunt, series and coupling capacitors are strategically positioned adjacent to the top surface (14), which help to facilitate tuning of the filter.

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patent: 5327110 (1994-07-01), Block

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