Wave transmission lines and networks – Coupling networks – Wave filters including long line elements
Patent
1978-06-27
1980-01-15
Smith, Alfred E.
Wave transmission lines and networks
Coupling networks
Wave filters including long line elements
333202, 333227, H03H 900, H01P 706
Patent
active
041841301
ABSTRACT:
A band rejection coaxial filter for use with a coaxial transmission line, for example, comprises a casing made of a conductive material and having an internal geometry selected to be in a cut off state with respect to the frequency of a signal being transmitted along the coaxial transmission line. The casing is coupled to the coaxial transmission line and a leakage coaxial cable is provided in the casing, so as to be coupled to the coaxial transmission line through the casing. The leakage coaxial cable is formed of a plurality of leakage openings spaced apart from each other a quarter wave length of the resonance frequency of the resonators in the axial direction for allowing for leakage of the transmission signal. A corresponding plurality of dielectric resonators are provided spaced apart a given distance from and faced to the leakage openings, so that a portion of the transmission signal of the frequency determined by the dielectric resonators is trapped.
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Ishikawa Youhei
Ito Yoji
Nishikawa Toshio
Tamura Sadahiro
Barlow Harry E.
Murata Manufacturing Co. Ltd.
Smith Alfred E.
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