Polarization separating filter for hyper frequency structures

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

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333126, 333 21A, 333 33, 333249, 333251, H01P 1161

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047001542

ABSTRACT:
A polarization diplexer which branches from a circular or quadratic waveguide in the axial direction into pairs of rectangular waveguides respectively lying opposite each other with the first pair of two rectangular waveguides lying opposite one another and fed by a symmetrical hybrid junction comprising straight subarms and wherein the first pair are symmetrical. The second pair of rectangular waveguides comprises two rectangular waveguides lying opposite each other which is fed by a second electrically symmetrical hybrid junction having subarms straddled over their broad dimension. The invention can also be utilized as a polarization frequency diplexer.

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