Two-way duplexer for polarized microwaves

Wave transmission lines and networks – Plural channel systems – Having branched circuits

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333132, 333 21A, H03H 1134

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ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a novel two-way duplexer structure for the simultaneous transmission and reception of circularly polarized microwaves. This two-way duplexer of the type designed to connect a first set of two inputs/outputs to a second opposite set of two inputs/outputs, each input/output of said duplexer being connected to the combination channel of a combiner/divider, the two division channels of each combiner/divider each providing for the connection with one of the division channels of one of the combiners/dividers connected to a distinct input/output of the opposite set of inputs/outputs, through distinct phase-shifting means.

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