Recursive filters with a common channel charge transfer device

Wave transmission lines and networks – Coupling networks – Frequency or time domain filters and delay lines utilizing...

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333166, 377 61, 377 76, 357 30, H03H 1502, G11C 1928

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ABSTRACT:
A common channel charge transfer recursive filter has two delay lines, in which charges are transferred in opposite directions. Exchange bridges having two sections extend between the lines. Each section feeds a predetermined charge fraction to one of the two downstream electrodes with charges flowing from the two upstream electrodes. The charge transfer is controlled by a three-phase system (.phi.1, .phi.2, .phi.3). Split memory electrodes and the exchange bridges are connected to the first phase (.phi.1) bus. A transfer electrode is in each gap between an exchange bridge and a memory electrode and is connected to the second phase (.phi.2) bus. A second transfer electrode is connected to the third phase (.phi.3) bus. The gap between a memory electrode and the next exchange bridge is occupied by a transfer electrode connected to the second phase (.phi.2) bus and by a transfer electrode connected to the third phase (.phi.3) bus.

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Reference Data for Radio Engineers, 5th Ed., Published 1968, by ITT, Howard Sams and Co. Division; pp. 4-25.

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