Method for making an ultra-high frequency transition between two

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making

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29601, 29830, 29852, 29853, H01Q 1300

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ABSTRACT:
A method is disclosed for making an ultra-high frequency transition between two orthogonal guided structures and an ultra-high frequency circuit comprising a transition of this type wherein, in a first milling stage, a face is cut out of the mass in the angle formed by a guiding wall of the structure which is orthogonal to the first structure, without any tilting of either of the structures. The invention can be applied to ultra-high frequenices for millimeter waves.

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