Notch filter using helical transmission line and coaxial capacit

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

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333175, 333219, 333202, H03H 712, H01P 120

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050328077

ABSTRACT:
A notch filter comprises a helical transmission line enclosed in a conductive activity, and a high Q capacitor coupled to form a series-resonant circuit. The capacitor is fabricated from a portion of coaxial cable having an outer conductor forming a first plate of the capacitor and an inner conductor forming the second plate of the capacitor. The notch filter is particularly suited for rejecting terrestrial interference in a C-band tuner at an intermediate frequency of about 400 MHz.

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