Device comprising a cavity and a linear resonator fixed within s

Details Device comprising a cavity and a linear resonator fixed within s Device comprising a cavity and a linear resonator fixed within s

1982-12-22

1985-03-26

Nussbaum, Marvin L.

Wave transmission lines and networks

Resonators

Coaxial or shielded

333206, 333227, 333245, 29600, H01P 1100, H01P 704, H01P 706

Patent

active

045076316

ABSTRACT:
The device comprises a cavity, a resonator placed within the cavity and a support plate for fixing the position of the resonator within the cavity. Recesses are formed in the cavity and the resonator at the point at which they are in contact with the support plate. The support plate is of thermocompressible material. The cavity comprises at least two parts and one of these parts is in contact with the support plate; in order to mount the resonator within the cavity this latter part is assembled with the support plate, the resonator, mechanical locking members and a piston so that the support plate is thus completely surrounded. The assembly is heated to the temperature chosen for thermocompression, whereupon the support plate is compressed by means of the piston. The thermocompressible material then fills the recesses and ensures rigid positioning of the resonator after cooling.

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patent: 3718865 (1973-02-01), Wierts et al.
Electronic Engineering, vol. 41, No. 494, Apr. 1969, P. Bramham; "Matched Vacuum Window for Coaxial Line", pp. 491-496.

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