Wave transmission lines and networks – Coupling networks – Delay lines including long line elements
Patent
1982-10-14
1985-02-12
Nussbaum, Marvin L.
Wave transmission lines and networks
Coupling networks
Delay lines including long line elements
333 99S, 333116, 333165, 333246, 333204, H01P 1203, H01P 900, H01P 518
Patent
active
044994419
ABSTRACT:
A superconducting transversal filter circuit for processing signals in the 2-20 GHz range consisting of a miniature transmission line of niobium or similar material, a series of taps for coupling the input and output, and cryogenic refrigerator.
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Anderson Alfredo C.
Lynch John T.
Withers Richard S.
Wright Peter V.
Engellenner Thomas J.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Nussbaum Marvin L.
Smith, Jr. Arthur A.
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