Rectangular coaxial line directional coupler
A directional coupler, coaxial line technology, applied in waveguide-type devices, electrical components, connecting devices, etc., can solve the problems of high insertion loss, reduced directivity, narrow bandwidth, etc., and achieve large power capacity and ultra-wide working bandwidth. , the effect of low insertion loss
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[0039] Such as image 3 , 4 As shown, this embodiment includes a main rectangular coaxial line 1 and a secondary rectangular coaxial line 2, the main rectangular coaxial line 1 is a microwave main channel, and the secondary rectangular coaxial line 2 is a sampling signal channel; the main rectangular coaxial line 1 and the secondary rectangular coaxial line 2 are isolated from each other, and there is a coupling hole 3 including a hollow coupling tube 32 attached to the side wall of the main rectangular coaxial line 1 or\and the side wall of the secondary rectangular coaxial line 2, the hollow coupling tube 32 Close to the side wall of the rectangular coaxial line 1 is connected a coupling cavity 31 with openings at three ends. The coupling cavity 31 is connected to the hollow coupling tube 32. The coupling cavity 31 is located between the main rectangular coaxial line 1 and the secondary rectangular coaxial line 2 and is connected to the Main rectangular coaxial cable 1 and ...
Embodiment 2
[0041] Such as Figure 5 As shown, the difference from the first embodiment is that the main rectangular coaxial line 1 and the secondary rectangular coaxial line 2 are parallel and have no included angle. The coupling holes 3 are only partly inside the main rectangular coaxial line 1 and the sub-rectangular coaxial line 2, and partly outside. No columnar metal structure 7 is arranged in the coupling hole 3 .
Embodiment 3
[0043] Such as Figure 6 As shown, the difference from the first embodiment is that the main rectangular coaxial line 1 and the secondary rectangular coaxial line 2 communicate through two coupling holes 3, and the centers of the two coupling holes 3 are respectively located on the main rectangular coaxial line 1 and the secondary rectangular coaxial line. Near the two opposite vertices of the parallelogram formed by the intersection of the rectangular coaxial lines 2.
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