Electromagnetic variable delay line with linear compensation

Wave transmission lines and networks – Coupling networks – Delay lines including a lumped parameter

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328 56, 333 23, 333138, H03H 720, H03H 1126

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048210030

ABSTRACT:
This electromagnetic variable delay line includes: a delay line, which includes an inductance device and at least one variable capacitance diode connected thereto, and possessing a non linear operational property; and a circuit device for supplying an output control signal to the variable capacitance diode in a manner which varies non linearly with an input control signal. The circuit means has a non linear property which is substantially complementary and opposite to the non linear delay property of the delay line. Optionally but desirably, the delay line may include: several delay line elments, connected in series, each of which includes an inductance device and a variable capacitance diode connected to the inductance device, the variable capacitance diodes being connected together; and buffer circuits connecting together each adjacent pair of these delay line elements.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3117293 (1964-01-01), Mortley
patent: 3260968 (1966-07-01), Drapkin

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