Transmission line filter having a varactor for tuning a transmis

Wave transmission lines and networks – Resonators

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333205, H01P 708, H01P 1203

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052412911

ABSTRACT:
A transmission line structure (100) is provided which includes a resonator (110) having open ends (118) disposed on a substrate (130). The first resonator (110) includes a control voltage terminal (116) which is positioned at a point along the length where a zero potential exists at resonant frequency. Transmission zero frequency is tuned by means of a varactor (150) which is coupled to the control voltage terminal and receives a control voltage for controlling the zero frequency.

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