Line filter

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

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333 25, 333168, H03H 709

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046671730

ABSTRACT:
In a line filter having a first balun, first Y capacitors, a first X capacitor, a second balun, second Y capacitors and a second X capacitor connected between the input and output terminals of the line filter in the order named, the inductance of the first balun is larger than that of the second balun. The total capacitance of the first Y capacitors is larger than that of the second Y capacitors. The line filter can be divided into a front stage containing the first balun and a rear stage containing the second balun, the two stages being coupled via a wiring. The second balun can be constituted by a plurality of baluns.

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