Multiple-section bandpass filter for broadcast communications

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – With particular receiver circuit

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C455S334000, C333S219000

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07142837

ABSTRACT:
A multiple-section bandpass filter for broadcast communications includes adjacent waveguide segments with a perpendicular connecting segment between them to form a U-shaped signal path. The waveguide cavities of the segments may be extruded and rectangular in cross section, and have a groundplane spacing that allows signal propagation between filter sections by evanescent coupling. Resonators in each of the adjacent segments have a separation that establishes the coupling bandwidths without the need for passive decoupling structures. A cross coupling conductor between the adjacent segments provides a capacitive or inductive coupling between them. A decoupling structure may be located in the connecting segment.

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