Filter of the distributed constants type

Wave transmission lines and networks – Automatically controlled systems – With control of equalizer and/or delay network

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333 33, 333 73S, 333 84R, 333 97R, H01P 120, H01P 308, H01P 508

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ABSTRACT:
A filter of the distributed constants type which has a dielectric substrate, a transmission line electrode and at least one branch electrode on the dielectric substrate, the branch electrode being connected to the transmission line electrode. This filter is advantageous because it is capable of easily eliminating or passing various frequency bands by changing the structure of the electrodes on the dielectric substrate. Further, wide band elimination and/or large attenuation can be easily achieved by connecting in series the filters having various electrode structures.

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patent: 3345589 (1967-10-01), Di Piazza
patent: 3534301 (1970-10-01), Golembeski
patent: 3678433 (1972-07-01), Hallford
patent: 3721919 (1973-03-01), Grace
patent: 3737815 (1973-06-01), Long et al.
"Microwave Journal-Microwave Engineers Technical and Buyers Guide Edition" Horizon House, Dedham, Mass. Feb. 1969; cover page and pp. 65-69.

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