Wave transmission lines and networks – Dissipating terminations for long lines – Fluid-cooling
Patent
1992-06-01
1994-01-04
Gensler, Paul
Wave transmission lines and networks
Dissipating terminations for long lines
Fluid-cooling
333116, H01P 124
Patent
active
052764117
ABSTRACT:
A high power solid state load comprises at least two arrays of solid state switching devices. The switching devices can comprise PIN diodes formed on a semi-conductor wafer. The arrays are connected to two ports of a combiner network and each of the switching devices in the arrays is driven either fully on or fully off in order to provide a load having high power handling capabilities and a large number of discrete impedance states.
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Wandrei David L.
Woodin, Jr. Charles E.
ATN Microwave, Inc.
Gensler Paul
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