Method and apparatus for multiplexing broad band high frequency

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

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333116, 333132, 333134, 370123, H03H 746

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for multiplexing broad band high frequency signals using either a parallel line contra-directional microwave coupler or forward coupling microwave coupler. A first source of signals comprising multiple decades of frequencies below a first frequency is connected to the through-arm of the coupler and a second source of signals comprising a higher band of frequencies is connected to the coupling arm of the coupler. By using a coupler designed for operation at the frequencies of the signals from the second source, the loss of signal strength from the second source is significantly reduced while the loss of signal strength from the first source is only slightly greater than that incurred in prior known microwave multiplexers.

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