Varactor tunable coupled transmission line band reject filter

Wave transmission lines and networks – Coupling networks – Wave filters including long line elements

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333204, 333205, 333235, 333246, H01P 1203, H01P 120

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ABSTRACT:
A tunable coupled transmission line band reject filter for use in the microwave frequency range includes a coupled transmission line having first and second line sections. Each line section has an input end and an output end. A transmission line exhibits a natural notch at a particular frequency. A first varactor is coupled between the input ends of the first and second sections. A second varactor is coupled between the output ends of the first and second sections. A D.C. bias voltage across the varactor diodes controls the center frequency of the resulting notch filter.

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Torii et al-"Varactor-Tuned UHF Tuner Using Microstrip Lines", IEEE Trans. on Consumer Electronics, Feb. 1977; pp. 44.55.

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