Duplexing filter

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

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333124, H01P 1205, H01P 512

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051516705

ABSTRACT:
A duplexing filter filters high frequency electromagnetic signals operating in two different frequency bands and uses a common coupling line mounted within an overall housing. Both filters use resonators and may be configured as combine or interdigital type filters. The high frequency filter has at least some of its resonators mounted on a base plate which in turn is positioned at a location along the length of the common coupling line so as to couple the higher frequency filter at its approximate quarter-wave location.

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