High frequency filter having common coupling rods fixedly mounte

Wave transmission lines and networks – Plural channel systems – Having branched circuits

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333134, 333203, H01P 512, H01P 1205

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ABSTRACT:
A technique for directly coupling multiple high frequency resonant cavity filters includes a common port 62 that is directly coupled to a coupling rod 76 that is mounted within a first high frequency resonant cavity filter housing 64 of a housing assembly 60. The coupling rod 76 is directly coupled by a conductor 74 to an coupling rod 72 that is mounted within a second high frequency resonant cavity filter housing 66. The conductor 74 passes through an opening 78 in a common wall 80 between the first 64 and the second 66 high frequency resonant cavity filter housings. Thus, both filters 64, 66 are directly coupled to the common port 62.

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