Helical resonator filter

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

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333 73W, 333 82R, H01P 504, H01P 706, H03H 710

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040619923

ABSTRACT:
A helical resonator filter is disclosed which comprises helical coils wound on hollow bobbins respectively, and magnetic cores adjustably inserted in the hollow bobbins respectively, the helical coils being electromagnetically coupled to each other via the magnetic cores. The hollow bobbins are accommodated in a metal casing which is provided with no inside partition wall formed with a window adapted for enabling the coils to be electromagnetically coupled to each other. Thus, the characteristic of the helical resonator filter can be controlled as desired, simply by adjusting the length of that portion of each magnetic core which is inserted in or overlapped by each helical coil.

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