Wave transmission lines and networks – Coupling networks – Wave filters including long line elements
Patent
1996-03-29
1998-04-14
Pascal, Robert
Wave transmission lines and networks
Coupling networks
Wave filters including long line elements
333212, H01P 1208
Patent
active
057397333
ABSTRACT:
A microwave filter has a plurality of resonant cavities with each cavity containing a dielectric resonator. There are self-equalizing probes or self-equalizing apertures located between some of the cavities. A circulator is connected to an output of the filter. The circulator has an input/output which is connected to an equalizer. The equalizer contains a dielectric resonator that is slightly different from the dielectric resonators of the filter to permit the equalizer to be tuned at a slightly different frequency from the filter. The equalizer and self-equalizing probes or apertures are capable of being operated to reduce a dispersive slope of the filter. The filter can operate in a single mode or a dual mode. The electrical performance of the filter is superior to prior art filters, particularly in the wideband versions because the dispersive slope is reduced.
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Com Dev Ltd.
Pascal Robert
Schnurr Daryl W.
Summons Barbara
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