Wave transmission lines and networks – Coupling networks – Wave filters including long line elements
Patent
1997-10-31
2000-05-09
Ham, Seungsook
Wave transmission lines and networks
Coupling networks
Wave filters including long line elements
333 99R, 165 804, 361699, H01P 120, F28F 700
Patent
active
060609664
ABSTRACT:
The filter includes a housing (13) defining a cavity (14). The housing has a fluid inlet orifice (22) and a fluid ou let orifice (24) therein. At least one resonator (16), which is sized to receive and pass a radio frequency signal, is disposed in the cavity. A dielectric fluid (18) fills the cavity. The fluid inlet orifice is configured to supply a first quantity of the dielectric fluid to the cavity and the fluid outlet orifice is configured to remove a second quantity of the dielectric fluid from the cavity, so that the dielectric fluid is continuously replaced.
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Photos of: RF Cavity Delay Filters by Filtronic Comtek, Fluid Conditioning System Filter by 3M Corp., Spray Cooling Fluid Manifolds and Nozzle Arrays by Motorola and Isothermal Systems Research.
Bullock Michael K.
Limper-Brenner Linda
McDunn Kevin J.
Tennant David T.
Creps Heather L.
Ham Seungsook
Motorola Inc.
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