Split phase delay equalizer with stray reactance compensation

Wave transmission lines and networks – Coupling networks – Equalizers

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330294, H03H 703

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ABSTRACT:
Stray reactance compensation is provided in a split phase delay equalizer by inserting an auxiliary compensating small reactance in the substantially real arm circuit branch which provides a third order response equal and opposite to the deviation from second to third order in the amplitude response curve caused by stray reactance deviated phase reversal from the ideal.

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