Tuners – Mutual inductance variable means
Patent
1997-01-03
1999-01-26
Ham, Seungsook
Tuners
Mutual inductance variable means
333174, 333177, H03J 300, H03H 709
Patent
active
058642676
ABSTRACT:
A radio-frequency tuning circuit includes an input tuning transformer, and an output tuning transformer. The input tuning transformer comprises a primary coil adapted to serve as input coil, and a secondary coil to which a pair of variable-capacitance diodes having cathodes thereof connected together are connected in parallel therewith to form a first tuning circuit. The output tuning transformer comprises a primary coil to which a variable-capacitance element is connected to form a second tuning circuit, and a secondary coil adapted to serve as output coil. The input and output tuning transformers are connected in such a manner as to form a double-tuning circuit. Q-factor of the output tuning transformer is made to be twice as high as that of the input tuning transformer, and resonant impedance of the first tuning circuit and that of the second tuning circuit are made to be substantially equal to each other.
REFERENCES:
patent: 1944119 (1934-01-01), Braden
patent: 2104792 (1938-01-01), Crossley et al.
patent: 2194566 (1940-03-01), Mountjoy
patent: 2234461 (1941-03-01), Tubbs
patent: 2238763 (1941-04-01), Winkler
Hatada Shigeru
Osawa Masami
Ham Seungsook
Toko Inc.
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