Transmission-reception separating filter with a PIN diode

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at same station – With transmitter-receiver switching or interaction prevention

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455 82, 455 83, 333103, 333132, H04B 146

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ABSTRACT:
Transmission-Reception Separating Filter with a PIN diode. A PIN diode is arranged in the transmission channel of the transmission-reception separating filter that has the transmission channel for forwarding a high-frequency current from a transmitter to an antenna. A rectifier is provided that generates a control current for the PIN diode from the high-frequency current flowing in the transmission channel. As a result, a separate power supply is not required for controlling the PIN diode in the transmission channel.

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"Rundfunksender als Energiequelle" Ecke fur den Nachwuchs Nr. 3, Mar. 1971, p. 60.
"PIN-und Schottky-Dioden" Alfred H. Verlag, Heidelberg, 1976 pp. 121-122.

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