Limiting filter

Wave transmission lines and networks – Coupling networks – Frequency domain filters utilizing only lumped parameters

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333204, 333219, 333 81R, H03H 700, H01P 120

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052802566

ABSTRACT:
A limiting filter has nonlinear signal limiting devices integrally connected to the filter structure so that as the power level of input signals increase the nonlinear signal limiting devices decrease their impedance in response thereto, detuning the filter. Filter isolation thus becomes a function of both frequency and input power.

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