Dielectric filter coupling structure with symmetric zero point characteristic
A dielectric filter, zero-point characteristic technology, applied in waveguide-type devices, electrical components, circuits, etc., to achieve the effect of improving design flexibility and flexible arrangement
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[0022] On the basis of the above scheme, in one embodiment, combined with figure 2 As shown, if the third blind hole used to realize the main coupling (m34)2 is biased to the center of the dielectric filter body, that is, to one end of the first blind hole, the response curve is as follows image 3 As shown, the high-side null 6 is closer to the passband than the low-side zero 7, and the cross-coupling (m24) is capacitive coupling. to combine figure 2 As shown, the greater the offset distance 5 between the axis of the third blind hole and the line connecting the axes of the two second blind holes, the stronger the asymmetry between the high-end zero point 6 and the low-end zero point 7, and vice versa.
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[0024] In another embodiment, combining Figure 4 As shown, if the third blind hole used to realize the main coupling (m34)2 is biased towards the outer edge of the dielectric filter body, the response curve is as follows Figure 5 As shown, the low-side zero 10 is closer to the passband than the high-side zero 9. to combine Figure 4 As shown, the greater the offset distance 8 between the axis of the third blind hole and the line connecting the axes of the two second blind holes, the stronger the asymmetry between the high-end zero point 9 and the low-end zero point 10, and vice versa.
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[0026] In another embodiment, combining Figure 6 As shown, if the third blind hole used to realize the main coupling (m34)2 is slightly deviated from the outer edge of the dielectric filter body, the response curve is as follows Figure 7 As shown, the low-end zero point 13 and the high-end zero point 12 are arranged symmetrically. to combine Figure 6 As shown, when the offset distance 11 between the axis of the third blind hole and the line connecting the axes of the two second blind holes is equal to a certain value, the distances between the high-end zero point 12 and the low-end zero point 13 are completely equal to the passband , showing a symmetrical arrangement.
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