Elliptical resonators with radial current mode and radio...

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C333S0990MP, C333S204000, C333S219000, C505S700000, C505S866000

Reexamination Certificate

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06934569

ABSTRACT:
A resonator for use in a radio frequency filter including a substantially planar resonant portion that is substantially elliptical in plan. The resonant portion is mounted on a dielectric substrate. The resonator is configured to operate in at least a mode in which resonance occurs with a radial current and with substantially no current along the edge of the resonant portion. A filter comprising a plurality of the resonators is also disclosed.

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