Coaxial type tunable hyperfrequency elimination band filter comp

Wave transmission lines and networks – Coupling networks – Wave filters including long line elements

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333219, 333235, 333207, H01P 120

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046201688

ABSTRACT:
A tunable hyperfrequency elimination band filter forms a coaxial line having a rectangular cross-section external conductor enclosing a rectangular cross-section internal conductor which is substantially co-axial therewith. A plurality of cylindrical resonators are mounted on an interior face of the external conductor. The width of the internal conductor is reduced in areas adjacent to each resonator. The resonators are cylindrically shaped and constructed of a dielectric material. Each resonator is mounted to the interior face by means of dielectric screws which may be adjusted to cause the central frequency of the filter to be tuned. Hyperfrequency absorbent material may be placed on the interior walls in areas opposite the resonators.

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patent: 4459570 (1984-07-01), Delaballe et al.

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